Freaky Nikki: ‘Obsession’ (2025) and the Horror of Being Loved Too Much
‘Overnight Success’ Curry Barker (That’s A Bad Idea, Milk & Serial 2024), is the director of the ultra viral Gen Z horror film, Obsession (2025). Continue Reading
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Evil Dead Burn Review: Family Reunion, Deadite Style
Been a while since I did a flash review after visiting the cinema, last one was for Final Destination: Bloodlines (see Tony Todd’s Last Whisper Continue Reading
Superstition (1982) Review: The Kid Dies Halfway Through and Honestly, Thank God
In the deep passages of forgotten video store rentals exists the low budget supernatural knock-offs that all cashed in on the hiring public’s hunger for Continue Reading
The Goblin Before the Storm: Ams Overton’s Space Goblins (2020) Review
There is an oncoming storm brewing. It’s going to be huge and will hit you like a sandstorm mixed with bricks and chunks of sharp Continue Reading
Forty Five (45) Review: The Antichrist, Anticlimax, and a Teddy Bear in Disguise
I’ve been doing reviews for Severed Cinema since 2012, and as I always say they are my own solo opinions (and sometimes those of anyone Continue Reading
Blood in the Drain, Beauty in Decay – Guinea Pig: Mermaid in a Manhole as Grief-Soaked Art Horror
As promised, Guinea Pig: Mermaid in a Manhole (ギニーピッグマンホールの中の人魚, Ginī Piggu: Manhōru no Naka no Ningyo), the 4th (5th or 6th) episode in the Guinea Continue Reading
Guinea Pig: Android of Notre Dame – Cruelty in Search of Meaning
The Japanese Guinea Pig (ギニーピッグ, Ginī Piggu) series are ‘the’ underground standard setters for what it means to be truly underground. It sent real shock Continue Reading
Hell Fest: The Underrated Slasher That Actually Hits Hard
For me, Hell Fest is a slept on underrated gem that deserves a bit of rediscovery. It’s not perfect by any means, however it has Continue Reading
‘Cement: The Final Brick in the Wall’ Review — A Psychotic Love Story Drenched in Blood and Metal
It’s taken a very long time (well not as long as it actually seems) but Rob Ceus (see The Renegade Splatter Beast: Rob Ceus – Continue Reading
Virtue Signaling Turns to Violence in Caitlin Cronenberg’s ‘Humane’
Set during the aftermath of a global ecological collapse, Caitlin Cronenberg’s feature debut Humane (2024) takes a satirical look at the premise ‘what if a Continue Reading