Lilith: The Acid-Drenched Nightmare of Jay Crimson’s Darkest Vision
Jay Crimson is one of those astounding underground talents that floats along the crimson river of madness and art, generally making music with his band, Continue Reading
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Schlock in the Sun: ‘Desert Fiends’ Delivers Grindhouse Mayhem
Prolific schlock horror Director Shawn C. Phillips has a fun one here with Desert Fiends (2024). It is a successful attempt at creating a Terrifier/grindhouse-styled Continue Reading
Humongous (1982) – A VHS Nasty That Deserves Resurrection
Being VHS collectors, my Partner in Gore, Willow, and I, regularly come across long forgotten classics. There are genuinely hundreds upon hundreds of movies that Continue Reading
Tony Todd’s Last Whisper in Final Destination: Bloodlines — A Fitting Farewell to a Horror Icon
Here is something a little different for me, a quick blasted out review of a film we watched at the cinema last night: Final Destination: Continue Reading
Possessed by Potential, Plagued by Problems: ‘A Final Exorcism’ Review
I suppose Sam Mason Bell needs no big ass introduction on the pages of Severed Cinema these days. He and his Trash Arts gang’s creations Continue Reading
The Birdwatcher Review: When Birdwatching Turns to Bloodshed
Balraj Kang first appeared on the pages of Severed Cinema with his extremely random oddity, Mother Mortis (see Mother Mortis Review from Apotheosis Productions), a Continue Reading
Lust, Blood, and Blades: Darren Ward’s ‘Passion’ Delivers Brutal Beauty in a Giallo-Inspired Nightmare
UK gangster and crime movie Godfather, Darren Ward (see The Violent and Gun Loving World of Darren Ward and The Violent and Gun Loving World Continue Reading
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
Moo-ving Through Madness: The Absurd Glory of ‘Mad Cow Massacre’!
I love weird and freaky films, the true oddballs. You see, it’s those little strange bits of gold that make the underground go ‘round. Thank Continue Reading
Psychedelic Terror and Vinyl Horror: A Review of ‘Pater Noster and the Mission of Light’!
Occasionally, you stumble across something really special. You sense its rumbling power of entertainment just by watching the first minute or so, and it builds Continue Reading