Hilton constructs the film in a manner that highlights Germinario’s performance.
Film Review — "Ouija Japan"
The film suffers from having a passive leading performance.
Film Review — "The Old Ways"
The spectacle is on point.
Film Review — "Apartment 413"
Employs a dash of genre to physicalize the psychological.
Book Review — "Fit for Consumption" by Steve Berman
Weaving real-life subjects into his fiction and making them his own seems to be a talent of Berman’s.
Book Review — "Rescued by the Married Monster Hunters" by Ennis Rook Bashe
Bashe demonstrates a profound understanding of physical presence and the significance of bodies.
Film Review — "Death Drop Gorgeous"
Crude and grotesque… I was never not entertained.
Book Review — "When the Reckoning Comes" by LaTanya McQueen
Just the right amount of haunting and unrelenting.
Film Review — "Bloodthirsty"
The only sure-fire way to defeat a predator is to basically turn into one.
Danse Macabre #2: Film Review — "The Creeping Unknown" (1955)
A bit ahead of the body horror curve.
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Using my own mental rubric, I weighed every victim’s death.
Film Review — "Messiah of Evil" (1973)
What Carnival of Souls would have been under George Romero.
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The Allardyce estate is just hungry…
Film Review — "The City of the Dead" (1960)
When it comes to horror movies, 1960 was not fucking around.
Film Review — "Slaxx"
Yes, the jeans kill people. But, like… not without reason.
Film Review — "The Superdeep"
The Superdeep is about as muddy as it is hollow.
Film Review — "Violation"
Told unflinchingly through a female gaze.
Film Review — "Caveat"
Damian Mc Carthy invested the coins from his piggy bank in all the right places…
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Brandon Taylor is truly one of our finest storytellers.
Film Review — "Come True"
The ending sours everything that led up to it.