Dario Argento is considered one of the godfathers of modern horror – especially when discussing thrillers, serial killers, and giallos. He’s had many successes during his career (and still making movies today at the age of 83), and one that has had a strong reputation for years is ‘Opera’. ‘Opera’ is the story of Betty […]
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Director Yorgos Lanthimos has established himself as a man with a particular taste. His stories are always surreal, darkly humorous, and often have a running theme comparing animals to men. His newest feat is an adaptation of a Scottish novella of the same name, and it has garnered academy awards and widespread acclaim. ‘Poor Things’
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Found footage films are a dime a dozen – they’re readily available, have a very familiar flavor, and are easy to miss. But once in a while, a gem does come across your radar that you can’t help but sing the praises for. This week we are taking a look at the brand new film
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Outlast’ has been a fascinating video game series for years. As a survival horror experience, you essentially serve as a random person in a dark place (typically an insane asylum or a cursed village) armed with only a video camera with night vision. The games involved puzzle solving to progress through a massive level while
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Art is an amazing medium. Through art, we are able to express ourselves in ways that are almost unintelligible otherwise. Simultaneously we are allowed to go on a journey through our own minds and into the great beyond to learn something and bring a piece of it back with us to show the world. But
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The lovely folks over at Puppet Combo have once again blessed us with another voyage into lo-fi horror video games. Their newest offering is a piece tiled “Cannibal Abduction” which honestly plays out similarly to “Stay Out of the House” and “Murder House” before it – you are a young man whose car breaks down
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Our friends at Unearthed Films have celebrated the 15 year anniversary of controversial coming-of-age film “Deadgirl” with a brand new restoration and a surplus of new features. The film itself is a dark, twisted story of friendships gone astray, lust, power, and manipulation. It was controversial when it first came out (surprisingly to such a
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Typically, if you were to put on any found footage film in front of me I’m always a fan. Since I began watching them at such a young age, I find myself able to really immerse myself into them quite easily – especially with some of my favorites like REC & The Blair Witch Project.
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Our friends at Unearthed Films have brought us the final piece in the August Underground puzzle of the macabre: Penance. This film continues where we left off with ‘Mordum’, following the lives of serial killers Peter & Crusty. The madness continues as they travel about and have fun with each other, take time to kidnap
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