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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Director Oz Perkins has given us some rather chilling, artistic pictures over the past decade. From ‘I Am The Pretty Thing That Lives In The House,’ to ‘The Blackcoat’s Daughter’ & ‘Gretel & Hansel’, he has a recognizable flavor of genre that puts the atmosphere and cinematography first. His newest piece, ‘Longlegs’ has taken over
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There are those movies that seem unassuming at first and then just melt into pure nightmare fuel. Possum is one of those movies. Just buckle your safety belts because this movie is one wild ride. The plot sees a disgraced puppeteer who returns to his childhood home to confront his stepfather and the dark past
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Oscar winning stop-motion animator Phil Tippett (Jurassic Park, Star Wars) has spent 30 years of his life working on a passion project. Something that is uncompromised, wholly original, and 100% his own voice. Due to the world shutting down over the last few years, he was able to hone in and put the final pieces
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Return To Oz is a complete juxtaposition to the Wizard of Oz. Where the first film was full of whimsical moments and family friendly, Return To Oz is total nightmare fuel. The movie follows Dorothy Gale played by a very young Fairuza Balk as she finds herself in Oz again, but it is not the
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‘Jigoku’ translates to ‘Hell’ in Japanese tongue. And while this film is 60 years old, it has some of the most transgressive, arguably explicit images of Hell that you’re apt to see. When two friends do a hit-and-run, their consciences are ridden with guilt until they meet their own demises. And from then on, we
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