Blood on the Mersey: TNT’s D.O.A. 2026 Tournament Review
It’s been a fair few months since I last threw a Deathmatch wrestling review onto these pages, I think that the last one was the Continue Reading
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Superstition (1982) Review: The Kid Dies Halfway Through and Honestly, Thank God
In the deep passages of forgotten video store rentals exists the low budget supernatural knock-offs that all cashed in on the hiring public’s hunger for Continue Reading
The Goblin Before the Storm: Ams Overton’s Space Goblins (2020) Review
There is an oncoming storm brewing. It’s going to be huge and will hit you like a sandstorm mixed with bricks and chunks of sharp Continue Reading
Forty Five (45) Review: The Antichrist, Anticlimax, and a Teddy Bear in Disguise
I’ve been doing reviews for Severed Cinema since 2012, and as I always say they are my own solo opinions (and sometimes those of anyone Continue Reading
‘Guinea Pig 2: Flower of Flesh and Blood’ – A Blood-Soaked Masterpiece of Sadistic Artistry
Guinea Pig 2: Flower of Flesh and Blood (ギニーピッグ2 血肉の華, Ginī Piggu 2: Chiniku no Hana) starts with a warning: “Do not sell this film Continue Reading
Guinea Pig 3: He Never Dies — A Self-Aware Schlock That Destroys Its Own Legacy
Mid Night 25 Presents. Also known as Midnight 25 Video which was the home media company that released the third entry into the series, Guinea Continue Reading
Everyone Said the Last 20 Minutes of ’28 Years Later: The Bone Temple’ Were Insane… They Weren’t Wrong
It was back in October of 2024, that Severed Cinema’s Clint wrote an article saying how 28 Years Later had the potential to be the Continue Reading
Blood in the Drain, Beauty in Decay – Guinea Pig: Mermaid in a Manhole as Grief-Soaked Art Horror
As promised, Guinea Pig: Mermaid in a Manhole (ギニーピッグマンホールの中の人魚, Ginī Piggu: Manhōru no Naka no Ningyo), the 4th (5th or 6th) episode in the Guinea Continue Reading
Guinea Pig: Android of Notre Dame – Cruelty in Search of Meaning
The Japanese Guinea Pig (ギニーピッグ, Ginī Piggu) series are ‘the’ underground standard setters for what it means to be truly underground. It sent real shock Continue Reading
Beavers, Billionaires, & Snuff Reels: Emanuelle in America – Joe D’Amato’s Sleaziest Trip to Hell
Laura Gemser and Joe D’Amato have seldom appeared on the pages of Severed Cinema. I can think only of The Alcove (see The Alcove DVD Continue Reading