Remember way back to like last week (approx.) when I put a revoltin’ review upon Severin’s second collection of...
Foreign Articles
Spoiler-Free Reviews: ELECTROPHILIA and ASTRO NOTS (Fantasia 2024)
Electrophilia (Los Impactados) Argentinian feature Electrophilia touches on body horror and eroticism involving...
Spoiler-Free Reviews: DARKEST MIRIAM and THE OLD MAN AND THE DEMON SWORD (Fantasia 2024)
Darkest Miriam Canadian feature Darkest Miriam is a slow-burn thriller that follows thirtysomething librarian Miriam...
Spoiler-Free Review: CONVENIENCE STORY (Japan Cuts: Festival of New Japanese Film)
Convenience Story (2022) is a surreal odyssey with film noir elements. If that sounds like a reference to David...
Spoiler-Free Review: BEST WISHES TO ALL (Japan Cuts: Festival of New Japanese Film)
Japanese feature Best Wishes to All (2023) tackles that country’s problem with its aging population in a fright-fare...
Spoiler-Free Review: RAGING GRACE (Fantasia)
Writer/director Paris Zarcilla’s U.K. feature Raging Grace (2023) combines social commentary about class divisions...
Spoiler-Free Reviews: LOVELY, DARK, AND DEEP and STAY ONLINE (Fantasia)
Lovely, Dark, and Deep (2023) Followers of Fortean phenomena and aficionados of surreal and sylvan horror...
Monsters, Murderers, and Mayhem Come Calling at Pigeon Shrine FrightFest 2023
London’s Pigeon Shrine FrightFest announces its 24th edition with a new headline sponsor and 70 drool-worthy horror...
Spoiler-Free Review: COYOTE (Romford Film Festival)
U.K. science fiction thriller Coyote (2023) combines current social issues with lo-fi science fiction elements. The...
Spoiler-Free Reviews: VALERIE AND HER WEEK OF WONDERS and TO FIRE YOU COME AT LAST (Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival)
Valerie and Her Week of Wonders (1970) Director Jaromil Jires’ surreal horror fantasy Valerie and Her Week of...
Movie Review: What the Waters Left Behind: Scars (2022) – Cleopatra Blu-ray
The Ravens, a hard rock rock outfit are stuck playing small gigs in shitty venues, such as the one they currently...
Movie Review: The Plaga Zombie Trilogy (1997 – 2011) – Intervision/Severin
There is nothin' yours cruelly enjoys more than sittin' down to some previously unseen, S.O.V. horror... and that is...