Joey has a distant, career-obsessed mother, only one friend at school, and she’s moody and joyless since the death of her father. So of course she’s going to be attracted to the Goth subculture…
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Beast Mode – Review
Hollywood really does make people beastly in Chris W. Freeman and Spain Willingham’s Beast Mode.
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Gemini – Blu-Ray Review
Shinya Tsukamoto is best-known to the world for Tetsuo, The Iron Man, a nightmarish collision of flesh and metal that manages to out-Eraserhead Eraserhead…
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Redwood Massacre: Annihilation – Review
In 2014 David Ryan Keith unleashed the low-budget Aberdeenshire-based slasher The Redwood Massacre to an unsuspecting public…
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Housesitter: The Night They Saved Siegfried’s Brain – Review
Richard Gasparian is probably best-known, if for anything, as a timing director on The Simpsons, but it will be a major injustice if that doesn’t change soon. The 33-years-in-the-making Housesitter is clearly his masterpiece
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“The Hit” – Review
Director Jason White refers to the seven-minute short film “The Hit” as a “cromage noir”
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