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
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
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
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 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
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
I’m taking a little break from werewolf movies this week but I promise to review another one quite soon. This week’s film is about politics Continue Reading
Smile slipped by me upon release, and I passed it off as another modern horror tale to be thrown in the heap alongside countless others Continue Reading
Our adventure begins with cool pre-title sequence of cutesy dolls on a stark black backdrop. One cries. One pisses themselves. One has wires attached to Continue Reading
Throughout the years of exploitation and horror cinema there have been films that have been regarded as button pushing and of course exploitative. I feel Continue Reading
