Gore Galore: ‘The Mutilator’ Blu-ray Review – A Crimson Splattered ‘80s Slasher Gem!
It’s quite shocking to comprehend the sheer volume of slasher movies that emerged in the ‘80s. I mean, the end of the ‘70s were building, Continue Reading
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México Bárbaro II Blu-ray Review: Exploring Nine of the Most Brutal, Ruthless, and Bizarre Mexican Traditions and Legends from Unearthed Films!
To sustain your hunger for Unearthed Films’ upcoming release of the extreme horror anthology filmThe Profane Exhibit (see review of The Profane Exhibit from Unearthed Continue Reading
Megalomaniac Review: A Stylistically Ambitious Yet Ultimately Bewildering Thriller!
Megalomaniac started promisingly enough. There were stylistic flourishes that brought a sort of frantic, zombie apocalypse style, ala 28 Days Later, to the slasher genre Continue Reading
M3gan Review: A Blend of Drama and Thrills with Social Commentary
M3gan opens with Cady, played by Violet Mcgraw (The Haunting of Hill House 2018 series) who is out driving with her parents when a terrible Continue Reading
Squirming with Discomfort: Unveiling the Dark Enigma of White Gardenia’s ‘Mutilation Theatre’ – A Goredrome DVD Review!
Daniel Valient aka White Gardenia is an artist with his collective who push boundaries. They test their viewer whether that person is a newcomer to Continue Reading
Manhattan Zodiac ‘77 Review from Astra United and Bounty Films!
A love letter to everything that embodies the days of ‘70s exploitation films. Picture the countless Italian B films which use the opening shots of Continue Reading
Molester’s Train: Nasty Behavior Movie Review!
Molester’s Train is a Japanese pinku series that has nearly 20 entries, yet is rarely, if ever, spoken about outside of Japan. Starting in 1982 Continue Reading
Mad Heidi Review from Raven Banner Entertainment!
Mad Heidi is an ambitious and energetic project which was successfully crowdfunded and put on hold by the covid pandemic. Mad Heidi looks like a Continue Reading
Midori (1992) Anime Review from Ciné Malta!
Can there be beauty in pain? Can there be love found in the darkest pits of Hell? Hiroshi Harada’s animated film Shōjo Tsubaki, known simply Continue Reading
Mai-Chan’s Daily Life: A Manga to Film Retrospective!
Sick, disgusting, shameful, disturbing, and unique. All words that can describe the works I will be discussing today. Mai-Chan’s Daily Life is one of those Continue Reading