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Cat People (1942): Exploring Lesbianism Through the Otherness
In 1942, during the height of monster horror films, Cat People was born. Directed by Jacques Tourneur and produced by …Read More »
Film Review: The Perfection
One of the newest horror films on Netflix is The Perfection, starring Allison Williams as Charlotte and Logan Browning as …Read More »
Short Film Review: Hard To Kill
Have you ever imagined what the lovechild of The Mighty Boosh and The Evil Dead would look like? No, neither …Read More »
So Bad, They’re Good: Galaxy Of Terror
When you want to watch a haunted house in space film, but you want Freddy Kruger and Captain Spaulding in …Read More »
Film Review: Brightburn
I guess it was just a matter of time before the superheros went bad — and I think I prefer …Read More »
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EEFF 2019 – TEMPLE CINEMA
Temple Cinema is East End Film Festival’s (EEFF) shrine to the demonic, the delirious, and the dangerous. In a regular monthly slot for the duration of 2019, London’s most unique screening venue promises to dedicate itself to the dark arts … Continue reading
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The Changeling and The Shining… Connected?
If you like supernatural tales, seek out the 1980 film, The Changeling. It was rather overshadowed by the release of Kubrick’s The Shining in 1981, but both films have a series of coincidences that connect the two films overtly and … Continue reading
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Tagged David Chaudoir, stanley kubrick, The Changeling, the shining
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And the point of a remake is…
Being a huge fan of the horror genre, I will, within reason, go along to the cinema with my movie companion (aka Mum) and watch any horror movie that’s being shown. That being said, whenever there’s a remake coming to … Continue reading
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Tagged evil dead, gil kenan, horror, horror films, horror remakes, insidious, poltergeist, remakes, stanley kubrick, stephen king, the cabin in the woords, the evil dead, the hills have eyes, the house on haunted hill, the ring, the shining, the texas chainsaw massacre, thirteen ghosts, tobe hooper
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5 Overrated Horror “Classics”
Firstly, let me tell you something off topic. I love a podcast. When I find a new favourite I tend to binge-listen to the entire back catalogue. The latest show to hook itself into my everyday life is The Elis … Continue reading
