Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on email Email The first stop on the Brooklyn Horror Film Festival tour was House of Ashes (2024). I went in blind and thought it was about a house that burned down, and boy was I wrong! We follow Izzy Lee and Steve Johanson’s story of […]
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A Long Island punk band discovers a mysterious director on social media who reaches out to offer his services to create their first music video at no cost. The group, eager for fame, heads deep into the woods of Pennsylvania for the video shoot. Sound too good to be true? That’s because it is. And
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Just like my music taste, I enjoy a wide range of horror. I appreciate the creativity in bringing an idea to life on screen, matching dialogue with a perfect setting, environment, and character presence. After reading a brief description of The Veil and without watching the trailer below, I hit play and settled in for
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Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on email Email I slipped into New York on October 19th like a thief in the night to check out what Brooklyn Horror Fest had to offer. During my one-night-only tour, I checked out Animale (2024), directed by Emma Benestan, and she brought out the beasts!
Animale // Men Are The Real Horror : Brooklyn Horror Film Festival 2024 Read More »
Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on email Email Pedro Martín-Calero’s The Wailing (El llanto)was at the top of my hitlist for London Film Festival watches. As usual, I went off of vibes and a couple of photos because I like to go into every movie knowing as little as possible. I
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Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on email Email I decided to see The Piano Lesson on a whim while at the London Film Fest. The description revealed it was about a family clashing over an heirloom piano in 1936 during the Great Depression. It also told me it was based on
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I saw mentions of the movie The Blue Diamond on social media and didn’t know much about it. However, I admit, I was excited to see Barbara Crampton’s name, and I had to watch it myself. Throw in the 80s vibes and mother-daughter drama, and I was entirely on board. The giant ski slope in
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Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on email Email I was starting to think we were near the end of the surprise horror gems of the year. So, my hopes were low as I watched random 2024 movies on Netflix earlier this week. This is why I am happy to report that
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Did I just watch a horror comedy about a murderous genetically mutated creature crawling around in the pipes and looking for its next meal? In short, this apartment building is dealing with a serious plumbing problem, and a plunger won’t be enough to solve it. The speed at which I flew to my laptop to
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One of the late-night movies I caught at Fantastic Fest was a true crime mockumentary I knew nothing about. (My kind of carrying on.) I love mockumentary-style found-footage films. They give the plot the perfect structure for experts to insert context and producers to insert the terrifying footage they somehow got their hands on (possibly
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