It's the late 90s and horror is becoming progressively more techno-centric in its themes. It's still the late 90s and slashers are starting to pop up again here and there. Stick with me, because here we get Kolobos, a pre-Saw trap movie that's also a low budget 80s slasher.
Goddamn, this is a wonderfully surprising flick. I'm known to love violent garbage, my friends say I like "trashy VHS" and honestly I don't mind that at all. I hate safe,…
Another junk food movie for me and my sad sack self. I recently decided to go through a bunch of found footage that I had missed as a youngin. I've seen a lot of the formative stuff, but these lesser known ones I had never been aware of really interested me. The Collingswood Story seems like the first webcam horror, it at least is the earliest one I personally am aware of and that's enough for me to need to…
Spaced out this next entry after blowing through both The Fly and Return of in one night. The Curse of the Fly sounded like it would be worse, I really hated Return of for its poor regurgitation of the originals plot, terrible ideas, poor acting and relying on the boring sci-fi atomic age horror tropes. With a name like Curse of I was really dreading it.
I was pleasantly surprised with it though! Going for more of a gothic inspired…
I can’t believe this lived up to the hype. I’m seeing everyone from the cinephiles to the general audience absolutely loosing their shit over Everything Everywhere All At Once so I made my way to the theaters this morning to experience it myself.
Holy shit this movie is incredible.
I laughed, I cried for minutes on end, I was blown away by impressive camera work and beautifully worded dialogue. Encompassing all film in a way that is truly indescribable.
I can’t say anything about this film other than the one word that conveys everything about it:
Beautiful.
When it comes to the French, I have a massive blind spot. Not only will I not watch any of the French extremity films since that type of movie isn't for me, I'm really not at all acquainted with earlier films from the country. Eyes Without a Face is mentioned a lot by horror and cinema fans a like, praised by all and is in the Criterion Collection, which usually is a sign of a good film.
This is an…
