Quadrant (2024) Review: A Blood-Soaked Descent into Virtual Fear and Desire!
I’ve been watching Charles Band movies since before I knew who Charles Band was as a director and have wanted to watch Charlies Band movies Continue Reading
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‘Hellraiser: Inferno’ Review – A Haunting Spiral of Guilt and Damnation!
Dimension Films were at it again at the turn of the new century, only this time without the master of horror, Clive Barker, at the Continue Reading
Satan’s Blade: A Cult Slasher Resurrected by Arrow Video on Blu-ray and DVD Combo!
The new generation will never understand the thrill of the hunt when entering video rental stores back in the day. Rows upon rows of puffa Continue Reading
Death Rumble: A Wrestle-Horror Mashup That Taps Out Early!
Horror and wrestling, whilst in the squared circle, go well together with characters and scenarios across modern history being part and package of horror, it’s Continue Reading
Ratline: Eric Stanze’s Masterpiece of Brutality, Supernatural Horror, and Nazi Mysticism!
I reckon if someone ever writes a huge book about the history of extreme horror movies, Eric Stanze should get a large chapter devoted to Continue Reading
Eli Roth’s Thanksgiving: A Butchered Feast of Disappointment!
There are movies I like to take my time and revel in, scene by scene, admiring every detail. Eli Roth’s Thanksgiving is not that film. Continue Reading
Traces of Death III, IV, & V Reviews: Navigating the Grisly Realms of Shockumentary Cinema from Brain Damage Films!
Back in December 2023, my Partner in Gore, Willow, and I started to review the legendary shockumentary series, Traces of Death. Because there are five Continue Reading
Cannibal Carnage Returns: Exploring the Gore-Filled Depths and Claustrophobic Terror of ‘Anthropophagus II’ on DVD from Syndicado!
First of all, I have to say that I’m a super huge fan of Joe D’Amato’s original nasty, Anthropophagus. I recall seeing it as an Continue Reading
Phantasmagoria in Isolation: A Surreal Journey Through Eric Stanze’s ‘Anxiety!’
Anxiety, directed by Eric Stanze (Scrapbook, In Memory Of, Ice from the Sun), presents a harrowing and surreal portrayal of the struggles with alcoholism amidst Continue Reading
Poor Things: A Surreal Feminist Tale of Rebirth and Rebellion!
Mary Shelley and Mary Woolstonecroft are smiling together somewhere with the release of Poor Things. The opening image is that of embroidered blankets in heroin Continue Reading