There are those movies with a message of the dangers of global warming and Blood Glacier is one of those movies. Films like John Carpenter’s The Thing ran so films like this could walk. The plot sees a research team in the Austrian Alps that discovers a glacier that is leaking a red substance that […]
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On Friday March 24th, I hit the Sub Alpine Society for a local live show featuring some of the hottest bands in the area. The energy was palpable before things kicked off as I anticipated what was to come. Before the evening got started, I got a chance to talk with Johnny and the Razorblades
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I think the one thing I can’t recall seeing before in vampire movies is what the experience of being a vampire is actually like. Such as their daily living and how they fit in with modern society. As it turns out in Only Lovers Left Alive, being a vampire can be downright exhausting. The plot
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Among the list of heavier titles on the Extremity Iceberg sits a weird Japanese film titled “Suicide Club”. A seemingly random outburst of suicides amongst mostly high school students has police baffled. They don’t know why this is happening, they just notice that there’s a trend. The deaths vary from Gruesome and gory, to quiet
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Fire in the Sky set the bar for alien abduction movies. It’s something that was filmed to be as authentic as possible and was based on a testimonials of the abducted. The plot sees a group of loggers who have a close encounter after leaving their shift and one of them ends up abducted. They
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One of my favorite directors of all time is Alejandro Jodorowsky. A Chilean native whose meditative and trans-mutational works can’t be labeled anything other than “art” & “abstract”. His films are highly controversial and are considered some of the earliest & most successful midnight/cult offerings. They mix heady spirituality, violence, and sex in a way
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I appreciate movies that allow the characters breathe, is not afraid to have fun, and just makes things as natural as possible. Fresh is one of those amazing horror movies that doesn’t stop from the moment it starts. The plot sees Noa who is trying to navigate the modern dating world and runs into Steve.
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Every now and then, I discover a horror movie that is random and so off the wall to the point it just throw things at me and I’m like what even am I watching? Spookies is one of those films. It is a pretty wild experience. The main plot of the movie focuses on a
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You know those movies you saw repetitively as a kid that just vanished from your memory? Then one random day you see a box cover and go “oh shit!”? ‘Seedpeople’ was a movie I used to rent on VHS heavily, but completely forgot about it until just a few weeks ago. A town called Comet
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