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From Black

I didn’t know anything about From Black until the trailer was shown as part of the intermission in the first episodes of season five of The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs. The trailer immediately piqued my interest. I wasn’t completely sure what I was getting into, which is another reason that I wanted toContinue reading “From Black”

Skinamarink

When I first started hearing about Skinamarink the memory of the song of the same name came dislodged from my brain and started being stuck in my head intermittently. I had hoped that watching the movie would help solve that problem, and I’m almost certain that won’t be the case. If I’m being honest theContinue reading “Skinamarink”

The Lair

I really wanted to like The Lair as I started it. As I mentioned in my Hellboy review I’m a big fan of Neil Marshall, but I didn’t much care for this movie. The story is very similar to Death Valley, which I reviewed last year, but the biggest difference is the characters. In TheContinue reading “The Lair”

Scare Package

This was my second time watching Scare Package and first time watching it without it being the Last Drive-In episode. I had honestly forgotten how much fun Scare Package was. Anthology films tend to be more fun than other movies because they get to play around and be weirder than normal. They also get toContinue reading “Scare Package”

Slash/Back

Slash/Back was exactly what I hoped it would be when I first saw the trailer. I’m a sucker for non-traditional heroes fighting off an alien invasion. That fact that the heroes are from an indigenous group that is even more rare among makes Slash/Back standout even more. That’s even on top of the story beingContinue reading “Slash/Back”

A Wounded Fawn

I had heard about A Wounded Fawn earlier this year, but I didn’t hear much about it after that. I was immediately intrigued since I have been a big fan of Travis Stevens’ previous two movies. He continues to explore different aspect of the horror genre. A Wounded Fawn feels heavily influenced by Giallo moviesContinue reading “A Wounded Fawn”