Sometimes paths are just not meant to be discovered. Yellowbrickroad is a film that explores that with as the title suggests references to The Wizard of Oz as well. The story is about how in the 1940s, all the citizens of a small town suddenly all disappear in a nearby forest or were found brutally […]
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Director Brandon Cronenberg has been a bit of a powerhouse with his unique blend of extremely heady concepts, over-the-top violence & gore, rating-pushing sexuality, and Canadian body horror that his father essentially paved the way for. But instead of following in his father’s shadow, Brandon has proven with three very distinct feature films that he
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Sometimes I find myself watching movies thar are very weird and surreal in nature. Lunatics: A Love Story is one of those type of movies. This is a movie I never even knew existed but after watching, I’m glad I was introduced to it. This is a Sam Raimi production and he brought his brother
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Grant it, when it comes to Cronenberg films, they are horny for the most part, but his film Videodrome is especially horny. Full of sexual depravity and a bit of violence, this one gets really weird. The plot is about a television station president Max who discovers a broadcast of strange and violent acts. It
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Istanbul, Turkey, is not a typical place one would think of when it comes to horror films. But back in 2015, Director Can Evrenol presented a groundbreaking work that shook the festival scene. He presented an uncompromised look into Hell that most mainstream films were not willing to display at the time. ‘Baskin’ is the
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I’ve become enraptured with Ken Russell lately. I first tried ‘The Devils’ – which I didn’t like the first time around but loved the second time. And after a bit of research, I’ve found that one of his most easily accessible films is a little piece called “Altered States”. “Altered States” is about a psycho-physiologist
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