Women’s Flesh: My Red Guts Review from Aroma Planning!
Away from the mainstream of films it’s not hard to imagine what exists as catacombs taking you lower and lower to some unseen core. Maybe Continue Reading
Away from the mainstream of films it’s not hard to imagine what exists as catacombs taking you lower and lower to some unseen core. Maybe Continue Reading
That, it turns out, is the last thing young man Ray wants to hear from a doctor as he checks over his Uncle Joe after Continue Reading
Nicely playing and teasing with the name of a Salvador Dali piece from the late ‘20s – in fact it was his first surrealist work. Continue Reading
Think of extreme music. Think of white noise. Think of the most experimental soundscape of grinding like a high mountain which is unbreakable. That’s White Continue Reading
What??? Whoa!!! I stumbled upon Sick-o-pathics from the mid-‘90s and read along the cast. First of all, David Warbeck is one of my fave Brits-Tour-Of-Duty-In-Italian-Gore actors ever, Continue Reading
This is the second film by German creator, Alexander Bakshaev I have watched (my first being The Devil of Kreuzberg, see review here) and it is quite Continue Reading
It’s quite unfair I suppose, yet every time I watch a German film, horror, drama, art, etcetera, I straight away find myself thinking of Jorg Continue Reading
Domiziano Cristopharo and his merry band of sick-in-the-head freak shows are becoming something of a regular theme for Severed Cinema. I’ll be interviewing Domiziano in Continue Reading
“Enuff small talk. You git down there n suck that black man’s cock, or I’ll run yuh thru like I did ya lil boy!” says Continue Reading
The POE series of anthology tales (see review for POE 4: The Black Cat here) are plentiful and crammed with chills, plus nifty visuals reflecting Continue Reading