Calling Nurse Meow Review from BayView Entertainment!
There are those kinds of films in the bottom of the trash barrel that exist to play in a room for drunk people. You put Continue Reading
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Lilli Got Sick Review from Violent Art!
Enter German indie filmmaker/effects man Sebastian Zeglarski and his growing repertoire of gore and degradation put on film. I first heard of Zeglarski when he was Continue Reading
Christmas Bloody Christmas Review from Shudder!
I’m always down for a good Christmas horror film, especially during the upcoming holidays. Much like partaking in the tradition of folks watching horror films Continue Reading
Streetwalker Review from Just Got Here Collective Pictures!
Streetwalker is new material from Jeffery Husselman who I’ve seen films from before in the past under Grammabum Motion Pictures. Pay to Play comes highly Continue Reading
The Short Films of Bazz Hancher!
Bazz Hancher is a UK movie auteur of sorts. You just know a film is his, whether you read up on it or not. The Continue Reading
All Jacked Up and Full of Worms Review from Screambox!
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
Dead End Delights Review from TR Productions!
Esa Jussila is no stranger in delivering high quality tales of debauchery. The Finnish director is a man of many talents: director, cinematographer, special effects, Continue Reading
Christmas Cruelty Review from Unearthed Films!
Unearthed unearths another gem with Christmas Cruelty (O’Hellige Jul!). This time from Norway. Co- directors Per Ingvar Tomren and Magnes Steinsvoll deliver on an unforgettable Continue Reading
The Shroud (Sindone) Review from MegaCity Media!
Fabrizio Spurio is becoming something of a regular on these crimson pages of Severed Cinema. He is the man behind the ‘80s SOV style, Carne (see Continue Reading
Justine Review from TetroVideo!
Many years ago, whilst at college, I avidly read the works of Marquis De Sade and found the world wonderfully claustrophobic, filled with many characters Continue Reading