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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In 1982, Taiwanese director William Chang Kee released an animal attack film that was intended to be exploitive, shocking, and violent. What he accomplished was something that still rings true to this day on a multitude of levels. In “Calamity of Snakes”, a wealthy businessman has hired a highly-regarded young architect to complete a high-rise
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Every now and then, a horror film hits a status that transcends the genre and becomes the stuff of pop culture legend. Around the same time that ‘The Human Centipede ‘ was the reaction-worthy film that everyone made their friends watch, a nastier, meaner film threw its hands in the air and attacked. ‘Sprski Film’
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Growing up can be Hell. Especially when your surrounding environment forces you to shed the innocence and tradition that you begin with and become the monster you are at your deepest core. “Raw” is the debut film of French female filmmaker Julia Ducournau, who brought us her sophomore effort ‘Titane’ just last year. At its
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