Back in 2011, we were given a game on the previous generation of gaming consoles called ‘Dead Island’. It was an open-world action-horror-RPG where you chose to play as a survivor, with a few options that all offered their own stats and skills, and you went across this destroyed civilization rescuing survivors, finding food and […]
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The latest offering to come from Unearthed Films, if insects make you feel squeamish, you won’t enjoy Sounds of Summer. And that’s not counting the body horror and self mutilation that transpires during the course of the run time. It’s summer in Japan with blistering hot temperatures and the sounds of cicadas all around. Our
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Experiments gone terribly wrong. Man playing God. That’s the gist of what is being explored in the sci fi horror Isolation(2005) and I can say it is not going to sit well with viewers. The plot sees a farmer who agrees to allow his cattle be a part of genetic experimentation only to see the
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During the 80s over in Italy, taboo-breaking horror films were emerging at unprecedented rates. Among the name of filmmakers who were pushing boundaries and putting out some of the most fun content were Dario Argento, Mario Bava, Lucio Fulci, and Umberto Lenzi (just to name a few). To American Audiences, these names were growing in
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Evil Dead fans were salivating for a new entry so much that in 2009 Sam Raimi gave them what they wanted without actually giving them a new Evil Dead. I would call Drag Me to Hell more of a spiritual successor. It had the elements you would come to expect from Raimi and horror fans
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Aylmer is your friendly, neighborhood parasite who has hunted for hosts since the beginning of time. He has a habit of drinking your spinal fluid, causing intense psychedelic hallucinations, and has a hunger for brains. No longer happy with his current hosts, Aylmer decides to travel a ways and find a new one. ‘Brain Damage’
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The final feature release from the late, great George Romero was the 6th official entry in his ‘Living Dead’ series. After following after massive success with the ‘Night’, ‘Dawn’, & ‘Day’ saga and entering into ‘Land’, and ‘Diary’ territory, George decided to expand his zombie universe with a fresh take that was written in a
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Large ticks. Blood, pus, and slime. Violent marijuana farmers. Need I say more? ‘Ticks’ is a 1993 insect-monster movie where a marijuana farmer (played by the always enchanting Clint Howard) is using a chemical steroid to grow his plants at a greater rate, but the machine begins leaking through the floor boards and directly on
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Gasper Noe is a French extreme filmmaker whose direction has a reputation for pushing boundaries and making people uncomfortable. His biggest releases “Irreversible” & “Enter the Void” both showcase some of the hardest material to transcend into visionary art, as well as force the audience to pay witness to extreme acts that are difficult to
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