In Axel Falcon, director Bazz Hancher (Hate Little Rabbit) crafts an absorbing narrative that blends elements of childhood innocence, dark magic, and the relentless pursuit Continue Reading
In the early ‘90s a film series swept the underground by storm. A quick mythos surrounded the series as being genuine snuff films, straight out Continue Reading
Jonathan Doe, best known for his fetishistic and disturbing filmmaking contributions to underground transgressive horror cinema, with the likes of Barf Bunny (see review of Continue Reading
The wait is over and the infamous pseudo-snuff film that started it all, August Underground, is back with a vengeance with a jam-packed Limited Collector’s Continue Reading
Lucifer Valentine happens to be one of those people who will cause a bit of a discussion or debate upon the underground. He’s practically blacklisted Continue Reading
It’s a weird way to start a review (I’m 48, maybe I’m getting a bit crazy or whatever) but I’m remembering flicking through the TV Continue Reading
“I’ve seen it all, how bad can it be?” I thought to myself as I nonchalantly pressed the play button on the screen in front Continue Reading
All Jacked Up and Full of Worms is an ultra bizarro, wigged out feature film debut from director Alex Phillips (Pushing Mongo, Who’s A Good Continue Reading
Applecart is that kind of movie which beckons you daring and twisted telling you how different it is and promising you that you’ll come out Continue Reading
Some films are just pure all-out fun. Take American Antichrist by Denver bloke, Dakota Ray, this (and most of his flicks) is a prime example Continue Reading
