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Category: movie
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Horror Cinema: The Boy (2016)
The Boy really spooked me out. It was a great mix of logic and insanity.
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Horror Cinema: Funhouse Massacre
Movie review
Andy Palmer’s Funhouse MassacreFunhouse Massacre was completely irreverent and fun. A total cheesefest, it didn’t try to be anything else but that, which I liked.
Palmer, Andy. Funhouse Massacre, Petri Entertainment, 2015.
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Wrong Turn Splatter
Lynch, Joe. Wrong Turn 2: Dead End, 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment, 2007.
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After a Long Day
I’m settling in with some redrum.
Kubrick, Stanley. The Shining, Warner Bros., 1980.
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Horror Cinema: The Blob (1988)
Russell, Chuck. The Blob, TriStar Pictures, 1988.
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Rue Morgue Dark Carnival: George A. Romero
I’m going to get to see George A. Romero at the Rue Morgue Dark Carnival in July! Night of the Living Dead was one of the first horror movies that made me fall in love with the horror genre. The movie’s political commentary elevated the horror to surrealism, and I’ve yet to see that done as well again.
Romero, George A. Night of the Living Dead, The Walter Reade Organization / Continental Distributing, 1968.
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Horror Cinema: The Roost
Anyone else a Ti West fan? The Roost is the only film where I was scared of bats. A classic Ti West move, the film slowly builds tension until something not necessarily scary is unexpectedly terrifying. Love it.
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