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Where do I start with this one and what do I write that hasn’t been written before? Canadian director Kyle Edward Ball has found success Continue Reading
Where do I start with this one and what do I write that hasn’t been written before? Canadian director Kyle Edward Ball has found success Continue Reading
I absolutely adored Hobo with a Shotgun. I was excited when it won the trailer contest for Quentin Tarantino’s and Robert Rodriguez’s Grindhouse and was Continue Reading
Unearthed Films are on a roll with releasing and preserving such Cat III Asian classics last year as Dr. Lamb (see review here) and The Continue Reading
What can I say about Dakota Ray that I haven’t already stated in prior reviews like for American Antichrist (see review here), Dante’s Shadow of Continue Reading
Ghostkeeper is a wonderful winter horror canuxploitation gem that could have been so much more. It was shot in the beautiful winter wonderland of Lake Continue Reading
The early eighties were the prime time for slasher films. Friday the 13th kicked it off in 1980 and then the sequels plus countless clones. Continue Reading
My Partner in Gore and I love something a lil different, something out of the ordinary. Horror movies are full of usually samey-wamey stuff, as Continue Reading
Art the Clown is back to wreak havoc on a whole new level. Terrifier 2 has made a big splash in the horror world and Continue Reading
Anthology films can be a right tricky business. The UK is known for the Amicus era and others through the ‘70s, so recent ones that Continue Reading
Cross of the Seven Jewels (La Croce dale sette pietre) is an astoundingly bizarre little film directed by multitasking Marco Antonio Andolfi, whose directorial style Continue Reading