A priest has become convinced that he knows exactly when the antichrist will be born, and he scrambles and assembles a small team to try to find the location as well before the world itself ends. This is the second feature from Alex de la Iglesia, and it’s a lot of fun. The priest must […]
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There’s a weird unknown movie called Mortuary(1983), that you can definitely tell it is an 80s movie. The movie is about a couple who are dating, and the girl, who suffered a tragic loss when get father suddenly died, keeps having nightmares and becomes convinced her father’s death was no accident and that her mother
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This is a movie that was in my top 5 last year, but I’ve never dedicated an actual piece to it. When I decided to revisit it a few weeks ago, I knew I had to gush. When a brother and sister return home to help their mother with their ailing father, dark and mysterious
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For the month of September, I will be doing a werewolf theme, and what better way to get started than with the cream of the crop, An American Werewolf in London. The film is about two American friends Jack and David who are hiking in England. They are warned numerous times to avoid the moors,
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This is the time in the Puppet Master franchise when it starts to get a bit weird. The series has always been weird and quirky, but it goes into left field with the 4th entry. The Puppets are the good guys this time around as they help their human companions contend with a demon and
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The new Candyman is very much a reboot/sequel of the original movie. To those who are skeptical about it, I am here to say you need to give it a chance before making your judgment. Especially if you are fans of the original. The plot follows an artist named Anthony and his partner who move
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‘Jigoku’ translates to ‘Hell’ in Japanese tongue. And while this film is 60 years old, it has some of the most transgressive, arguably explicit images of Hell that you’re apt to see. When two friends do a hit-and-run, their consciences are ridden with guilt until they meet their own demises. And from then on, we
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Throwing it way back to a rare movie called The Keep, which is based on a novel of the same name by F Paul Wilson. Set during World War 2, Nazis took refuge in a mysterious fortress. They are warned not to stay, but they stay anyway. They are warned not to touch any of
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Continuing with the fun and weird train that director Ken Russell is conducting, I decided to check out one of his more infamous horror pieces, “Lair of the White Worm”. When an archaeologist uncovers a strange skull in a foreign land, the residents of a nearby town begin to disappear, leading to further inexplicable occurrences.
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