If you tuned into the re-inaugural episode of our re-newed podcast, you’ll know Anthony and I have both been diving into Found Footage rabbit holes. When done right there’s just something magical about the experience you get through this format. So after a friend of mine continued to suggest that I check out today’s feature, […]
Long Pigs(2007)(Review) Read More »
Animated horror is always a fascinating subject. The limitations of the human form, resources, and proper special effects are lifted, and we are allowed the freedom to let the imagination run wild. This is especially exciting when we get an animated horror from the mind of Jimmy ScreamerClauz (‘Where the Dead Go to Die’, ‘Ascetic’).
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In 2021, an independent history piece titled ‘Eight For Silver’, which was centered around a werewolf stalking a village, took the festival scene by storm. It showcased some interesting new takes on the werewolf mythology, as well as practical effects and a well written story all centered around 19th century France. After a studio bought
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What we have here is a very early piece of French cinema which can really only be referred to as a ‘fever dream.’ It contains a logically incoherent storyline full of hallucinatory and metaphoric imagery, all set over the sound of classical swing piano. It is a film created by two well renown artists: Luis
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