Evil Dead Burn Review: Family Reunion, Deadite Style
Been a while since I did a flash review after visiting the cinema, last one was for Final Destination: Bloodlines (see Tony Todd’s Last Whisper Continue Reading
CategoryE Reviews
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
That Wrestling DVD I Found in the Men’s Toilets – A Review of ‘Human Cockfighting ’96!’
I’m the Severed Cinema Deathmatch Wrestling guy, as many will have figured out by now via old reviews and my recent interview with Mad Man Continue Reading
Alejandro Jodorowsky’s Cinematic Alchemy: Unravelling the Surreal Masterpiece that is El Topo on DVD from Euro Cult!
El Topo (The Mole) by multi-talented many lives lived, Alejandro Jodorowsky, is heralded by many still to this day as one of the greatest films Continue Reading
‘Eaten Alive’ (1976) Review: Tobe Hooper’s Twisted Nightmare of Repressed Desires and Nightmarish Realities!
A sun belt buckle is pulled off. Menacing astrology. “My name is Buck. And I’m here to Fuck!” Robert Englund’s menacing opening line in Tobe Hooper’s other great Continue Reading
‘The Exorcist’ Reexamined – Was Regan Molested?
It’s that time of year again when horror remakes are on the rise and this year a new Exorcist movie is out in theatres, The Continue Reading
Evil Dead Rise Review: A Bold Departure with Intense Gore and Nostalgic Throwbacks!
I don’t usually review big new movies. I mean so many other websites do that, so I’d rather concentrate on the underground and such, but Continue Reading
Exploring the Depths of Mind-Bending Horror: A Review of ‘Evil Lurks’
In an age where it seems that every month brings thousands of films amassing among various genres, all delivering a variety of qualities, what does Continue Reading
The Editor Review from Astron-6!
Astron-6 are a gang of horror fans, that is so obvious. Watching their films, you pick up so many tributes and homages along the way. Continue Reading
Eroticide Review from Sinema Saliba!
I have been following the work of Canadian filmmaker Matthew Saliba since his directorial debut in 2003 with The Manipulator and the Subservient. His films Continue Reading
12