The apocalypse - by way of the slow burn found inside folk horror - looks EXACTLY like Glasshouse. Atmospheric in its rollout and made more suspenseful thanks to its own eeriness, Glasshouse is made complete thanks to the haunting (and absolutely stunning!!!) views of the Victorian Glass ...
“The most merciful thing in the world, I think, is the inability of the human mind to correlate all its contents. We live on a placid island of ignorance in the midst of black seas of infinity, and it was not meant that we should voyage far.” - H.P Lovecraft, The Call of Cthulhu ...
There is something strange STILL happening in Florence, Mississippi. As a fan of the Unexplained, I am always on the hunt for legitimate paranormal investigations which is why I originally visited the documentary The House in Between. Released in 2020, that film brought Alice Jackson and ...
No fire next to the chemicals! With that sentence, you get your ONE warning because The Prey: Legend of Karnoctus isn’t kidding around when it comes to MONSTERS and MAYHEM. Bringing its FOUR-EYED carnage to the hills and caves of Afghanistan, this film, directed by The Hensman ...
The 1980s vibes are strong with this one! From the synth score, the aesthetic; the opening late-for-the-bus routine as Sam (a spellbinding David Daniel) jogs through the neighborhood much like Ferris Bueller did; to the toys scattered on the shelves of his room. The Bloody Man delivers horror by ...
This is a film all about the odd but beautiful sounds around you. Quirky and full of a hell of a lot of inspired passion, poser, directed by Ori Segev and Noah Dixen (who also wrote the film), is both compelling and sometimes comic as the world of Columbus, Ohio’s underground art and music ...
Now, we are cooking with gas! How do you like your horror? Hopefully, extra gory because Death Count, directed by Michael Su (Bloodthirst), written by Rolfe Kanefsky and Michael Merino, and produced by Michael and Sonny Mahal, who previously gave audiences Attack of the Unknown, ...
"Something in me, dark and sticky . . . " - Peter Gabriel Dark and complex, leave it to writer/director Mark Schwab (Crisis Hotline) to bring the tragedy of one too many lies to a rather opulent vacation home. He absolutely delivers the drama when characters - here, it is two brothers - have ...
Some towns should stay forgotten. With little to offer new visitors, they stay trapped in the cold recesses of time and are best left ignored and, you guessed it, unvisited. Blackwood Falls is one of those places that time should best rub out ...
Come on, y’all! Let’s grab some crawfish pie and head down to the bayou as suggested by Jazz Fest: A New Orleans Story, the new documentary that takes us on an up-close and personal run through the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival (as it is formally called), the annual celebration ...
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