For an independent film to overcome a Hollywood movie to become number one in the country. you know that should be reason enough to know Terrifier 3 is very amazing film. Art The Clown has become an icon, even having Spirit Halloween making himself big part of their theme this year. There is a lot […]
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As most of you know by now, I’m a massive fan of the New French Extremity movement. And even though it technically concluded years ago, we still have transgressive French filmmakers who are dipping their toes into realms of intensity and anger that still resonate just as strongly today. While today’s topic is certainly not
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Last year, ‘The Outwaters’ was released to very divisive responses. Both of us here tore this movie to shreds and hated it, not finding one redeeming quality to it. However, after further analysis, I’ve decided I’ve completely changed my mind. In fact, this may have been one of the most disturbing films I’ve seen this
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Based on the initial trailer and images, I was having high hopes for Tarot. However after seeing it, I was very disappointed. It had good ideas, but it was too clichéd. It felt tailored to young adults more so than a broad audience. The plot sees a group of young adults who are partying and
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This year has been a reminder of the phenomenon of cross-ideas. This year has seen a double flux of spiders, experimental slashers, and nunsploitation – and it gets especially weird when they release within only a month or so of each other. Only a few weeks before ‘The First Omen’ was released, we were given
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After Dog Soldiers, Neil Marshall gave us another military monster movie in the form of The Lair. This was a return to form for him that yeah the dialogue was a bit silly but it delivered on intense sequences with lot of blood. The plot is about a female Royal Air Force pilot that ends
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The Radio Silence team (Scream 5 & 6, Ready or Not) have brought us a new piece of fun, entertaining horror through this year’s hotly anticipated ‘Abigail’. As a journalist, there is one glaring challenge however – do we go ahead and pretend that most people don’t already know what’s going on with this film,
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Just from the title and the trailer, I knew Destroy All Neighbors would be a treat, and it absolutely was. Every now and then, you will find a modern release that capsulates the zany horror from the 80s and this is definitely one of them. The plot is about a struggling musician attempting to compose
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Christmas is right around the corner, and everybody knows what that means. Some people celebrate the holiday with friends and family, while others spend it by their lonesome for a multitude of reasons. What we have here is the most intense and brutal Christmas film of the last 20 years – and of course, it’s
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