I was shocked and surprised when I first heard Cross of Seven Jewels (La Croce Dalle Sette Pietre) was getting the deluxe blu-ray treatment from the folks at TetroVideo. This Italian shitfest is my favourite batshit crazy film ever and is my most anticipate release in years! And boy is the release packed! Here’s the […]
This month from TetroVideo we have three newbies with quite diverse subject matter. First up there’s 2012’s found footage flick, Hate Crime. Directed by James Cullen Bressack, this is an infamous on the underground brutal movie showcasing a group of meth addicted Neo-Nazi head fucks invading a home and brutalizing the Jewish family within. Tetro […]
Mikel Balerdi is best known now for his feature debut, Larva Mental (see review here) and his short film contribution to the anthology film Vore Gore (see review here). This time around he is back with the double feature of The Girl with the Cutter and Golgota. The Girl with the Cutter is inspired by […]
Poison Rouge and Domiziano Cristopharo, two names well known to Severed Cinema, are returning again with their latest dark opus, 61 Scorecard Killer, inspired by the true story of Randy Kraft. It’s part of the ongoing TetroManiacs series that hover around the tales of real crimes. Starring Roberto Scorza (American Guinea Pig Sacrifice), Daniele (The […]
I do love a good ol’ low budget nonsense ‘80s or ‘90s gorefest. Maleficia is upcoming on TetroVideo and was made in 1998 by a group of French enthusiasts, not for shits and giggles, but in an attempt to throw together so much and a few gallons of blood, then unleash it on a small […]
This June sees a grisly selection of releases from Severed Cinema darlings, TetroVideo. First of all, we have Domiziano Cristopharo’s Nightmare Symphony, which I reviewed about a year ago (see review here) so this has been a lengthy anticipation. Nightmare Symphony is a giallo horror film co-directed by Domiziano and Daniele Trani (DOP in “Across […]
Severed Cinema darlings, TetroVideo are getting set to release the intense and graphic “Kiyotaka Tsurisaki Shockumentary Collection” which contains three real life death documentary kind of things. As a matter of fact, I reviewed one of them, Orozco the Embalmer (Orozco el embalsamador), late last year (see review here) to great acclaim. I haven’t seen […]
Severed Cinema regular, Domiziano Cristopharo, and his production company Enchanted Architect are no strangers to anthology films – we have covered many of them! From anthologies like Tales to Tell in the Dark (read the review here), and A Taste of Phobia (read review here), to the exceedingly extreme Deep Web XXX (read review here), […]
This will likely be a short review since I’ve written about part of this anthology before, as I watched the fantastic Reveniens back in early 2019 (read the review here) so I’ll only cover it briefly here. Tales to Tell in the Dark is one of the latest beauties to escape from the realm of […]
Be My Cat: A Film for Anne opens with a message reading: “The film has been edited from the 25 hours of footage found at the Be My Cat crime scene in Rădăuți, Romania, on May 20, 2014.” Following this we are introduced to a mild-mannered man recording a message in front of the camera, […]
