Ari Aster has proven to be quite a divisive and unique filmmaker during his career so far. From his horrifying short film ‘The Strange Thing About the Johnsons’, to his festival smash-hit ‘Hereditary’, his folk fairy-tale break-up film ‘Midsommar’ and even his paranoid fever dream of ‘Beau is Afraid’ – all of them have their […]
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There are those horror films that exist that for all intent and purposes are cursed films. Those films you watch that afterwards makes you feel uneasy, questioning if you have been cursed. Enter Incantation a brilliant found footage J horror that will take you on a journey you will never forget. We are introduced to
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About a year ago, I had covered Jörg Buttgereit’s necrophiliac love story, ‘Nekromantik’. I’ve finally decided to dive back into his world for his controversial sequel to this hit film – a film that had pissed off the German government upon release and almost led to the director serving prison time for exploitation and filming
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A new folk horror on the block, Starve Acre is a tale of love, grief, and sacrifice. There’s an aura of strangeness in this one. The plot sees a married couple who experiences the unexpected loss of their son and this causes them to unwillingly invite an entity in their home known as Dandelion Jack.
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A weird Lovecraftian film and maybe extraterrestrials could be involved, The Block Island Sound is one of those that will challenge your perceptions of reality and the unreal. The plot sees the entire community of Block Island being affected by dark and mysterious influences. The wildlife and some humans are the ones most affected and
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There are films you just are better off experiencing without knowing explanation behind it. Cuckoo was a wild experience about a man trying to control nature and he fails miserable at doing so. We meet Gretchen whose family relocate to a community in Germany. She finds out a dark secret plagues the community that ultimately
You can clearly see the impact Wicker Man has had on folk horror films and it is very evident in Lord of Misrule. The subject gets explored of religion versus natural. And of course Ralph Ineson plays the sort of villian in this tale as he prominently features in these type of movies. The plot
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I heard much buzz about Saltburn, so I decided I had to see it for myself. One misnomer I’ll mention right away is this movie was labeled as a comedy. Unless I was missing something or maybe the fact this in a British setting, I was not understanding the humor, but it’s not what I
