From Fake Guts to Grindcore Glory: Snuff Mixtape Dissected!
Tony Newton is a gore movie factory. He’s a non-stop monster that oozes film after film, anthology after anthology, year after year, making it almost Continue Reading
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Street Trash (2024) Review: A Gore-Filled Disaster That Will Melt Your Patience!
My Partner in Gore, Willow, and I are both huge fans of the original ‘80s meltfest flick, Street Trash (1987) so when Ryan Kruger (Fried Continue Reading
Rediscovering ‘The Secret Cabaret’: A Journey into Simon Drake’s Twisted Magic That Shocked ‘90s TV!
Magic and illusions do play a wonderfully deep ingrained part in the world of horror. Early cinema, especially George Melies (who arguably created some of 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
Exposing the Underbelly: The Harsh Reality of Child Sex Trafficking in ‘Sound of Freedom’ and ‘Conspiracy of Silence’ — a Dual Examination!
Sound of Freedom (2023) Review Sound of Freedom opens with a little Spanish girl from Honduras playing drums with some slippers. A black Hispanic woman named Continue Reading
Reviewing the Nightmares Unveiled in Matti Soikkeli’s Bloodstained Canvas of Short Films from TerrorVisions!
Our first experience with Matti Soikkeli recently happened whilst reviewing Dark Mix Tape (see review of Dark Mix Tape here) and we promised to check Continue Reading
The Dance of Depravity: Unraveling the Complex Threads of Saltburn’s Sinister Symphony!
In what might otherwise be called ‘A Midsummer Night’s Nightmare’ (or ‘Bottom’s Revenge’ if you want to get cheeky), I found Saltburn (2023) to be Continue Reading
Double Feature Night: Street Trash (1987) and Society (1989) Or the Freedom of Being a Bum and the Prison of Being in Rich Society!
We’ll start on the street and work our way up the ranks of society… Street Trash, Directed by J. Michael Muro (credited as Jim Muro) Continue Reading
There Will Be Blood: The Satanic Works of Jasmine Blu-ray Review from A Baroque House!
There are many nasty monsters roaming Extreme Land; many overpowering Severed Cinema regular, SamHel, but he carries on, ridiculed by some, praised by others. There’s Continue Reading
Reviewing ‘Sade Me’: A Masterful Gory Tale of Censorship and Marquis De Sade!
Christian Michelsen kind of pops up here and there. He had a hand in producing Jonathan Doe’s, Defilement of a Porcelain Doll (see review here) Continue Reading