Nothing But Trouble (1991), A Complete Dumpster Fire of a Film
If you’ve spent any time perusing the current offerings on streaming services, you know that there are plenty of unequivocally
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Review: And Now the Screaming Starts! (1973)
With a name like And Now the Screaming Starts!, one might expect a familiar, cheap, unambitious, and exploitative film with
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You Won’t Be Alone (2022), A New Perspective On Witch Lore
Witches make for great villains in horror films. From a creepy ballet instructor to a shadowy hermitess in the woods,
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Review: Karen (2021), A Flawed Effort to Exploit American Racism
Few films that try to cash in on current trends find much love from viewers or critics. Exploitation films can
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Review: Spring (2014), Romance Meets Body Horror in Italy
When Americans leave home in search of meaning somewhere on the European continent, it’s usually a recipe for disaster (at
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VIA[DOLO] (2021) A Surreal Short Film by Daniel Keeble
I have seen a lot of feature-length films that are purposefully directionless, which does not always work in their favor.
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Burial Ground: The Nights of Terror (1981), Slow Zombies Kill Weird People
While modern zombie films have accustomed viewers to lightning-fast creatures hunting down the living, there was once a time when
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American Night (2021), Pop Art, Gangsters, and Metamodernism
It can feel like an easy to escape to describe all derivative art at postmodern, campy, self-reflective, or even metamodernist.
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The Church (1989), Entertaining Demonic Horror In Two Disparate Parts
At the risk of alienating readers, the Catholic Church has spent the better part of two millennia committing unspeakable atrocities.
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The Land of Blue Lakes (2021), Found Footage Horror Meets Nature Doc
First and foremost, I have to admit that I am not an expert on Latvian movies. Before watching director Artur
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Gaia (2021), A Horrific Look at the Heart of Nature and Evil
The term “Gaia” comes from the Greek Goddess of Earth, a figure that has been present in various religions and
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Beyond the Door Trilogy: One Imitation, One Bore, and One Trainwreck
If you’ve spent time watching bad 70s and 80s horror, then you’ve likely come across the Beyond the Door trilogy.
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Devil’s Gate (2017), A Tired and Dull Alien Abduction Movie
The best alien abduction movies are those which take a detour from the usual cliches. Rather than simply having cryptids
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Night of the Demons (1988), Cult Horror Born From Better Films
Looking back at Night of the Demons (1988) more than 30 years after its release, few would argue that it
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Chompy & The Girls (2021), Trippy Horror Meets Awkward Family Drama
Weird and unsettling imagery always draws my attention. When browsing for movies to watch, I happened upon the trailer for
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El Rey Del Once (2016), An Intimate Look at Jewish Life in Buenos Aires
El Rey Del Once (2016) is an Argentine film about a Jewish thirty-something who returns to his home neighborhood in
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Shrew’s Nest (2014), A Violent Case of Agoraphobia in 1950s Spain
It’s always irksome when filmmakers use sexual trauma as the basis for violence and bloodshed. Yes, sexual abuse (especially in
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