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Film Ventures International is an obsession that won’t end. After all, Edward L. Montoro, walked away with a million bucks into the ether, like a movie-making D.B. Cooper and no one ever found him. Last time, we featured Beyond the Door, Mortuary, Grizzly, Great White and Stunt Rock. The FVI catalog is deep, so that means we’re ready to […]
Drive-In Friday: FVI Night Part II — B&S About Movies
Some of those that work forces, are the same that burn crosses. – “Killing in the Name”, Rage Against the Machine (1991) It’s getting so a fella can’t get away from the…sickies no more. -Buddy, Parasite (1982) Put away your Pumpkin Spice Lattes. While you have been displaying decorative gourds and positioning plastic pumpkins, I […]
Summer of Impositions II: [Trevor]: Killing in the Name: Pandemics, Policing, and Patriarchy in Parasite (1982) and The Bride (2013) — Grindhouse Theology
Rating: BEGIN SLIDESHOW 3.5/10 Cast: Maisie Williams as Rahne Sinclair Anya Taylor-Joy as Illyana Rasputin Charlie Heaton as Samuel “Sam” Guthrie Alice Braga as Cecilia Reyes Blu Hunt as Danielle “Dani” Moonstar Henry Zaga as Roberto “Bobby” da Costa Adam Beach as William Lonestar Co-Written and Directed by Josh Boone; Co-Written by Knate Lee The New Mutants Review: DISCLAIMER: ComingSoon.net does not endorse or condone attending screenings at indoor…
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M.L. Miller here! As I go into my tenth year of reviewing horror films, I wanted to go back to the beginning and repost some of the films I loved. Moving on to Year Seven of my year-long Retro-Best in Horror I’m recapping the Countdown beginning officially on October 1, 2016 and going through September […]
Retro-Best in Horror 2016-2017 #2 THE GIRL WITH ALL THE GIFTS! — MLMILLERWRITES
Host was filmed during the COVID-19 pandemic (so quite recently…) and completely via Zoom. It’s based on director Rob Savage pranking his friends on the software, which went viral. (For all the fun, you can find…
via ‘Host’ Provides Good Scares as Both the Viewers and Characters Deal with the Pandemic — MovieBabble
I suppose if there are any connections to be made in these films, it’s the age-old warnings of generational sins haunting our descendants. Whether it’s our personal desires for dangerous people that seep into the hearts of our children, leading them to destruction, or it’s our society desires for dominance that place our children in harm’s way, I guess the overall theme is that “what’s done in the dark will be brought to the light.”
You may have had to cancel your vacation this year, but next Saturday at 8 PM on Groovy Doom‘s Facebook page, we’ll take you to the ocean with two brutal assaults on humanity. Up first, 1978’s Slithis! We don’t believe you have to drink during our show, but we do love sharing our recipes with you. […]
via Head to the beach for next week’s Drive-In Asylum Double Feature! — B&S About Movies
The Norliss Tapes, a tale about zombies, vampirism, and general occult malfeasance, has a surprising amount of scares for a 1970s TV movie. But don’t underestimate the small-screen horror offerings from this period, as they tend to have a good deal of atmosphere and lull viewers into a false sense of security before the jump-out-of-your-seat […]
We’re just over 3 months into the covid-19 lock-downs but that hasn’t stopped Australian producer and actor, David Black, from keeping the product coming. David has released 5 short movies in this time — “Babble On, Babylon”, “Quest of Questions”, Blargenfloof and the Seventh Golden Shamrock”, “Sinister Symbiosis” and “Klink, Klunk, Klonk”. David is teaming…
via Are you ready for Toxic Alien Zombie Babes From Outer Space? — CULT FACTION
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