[REVIEW] ‘COLOR OUT OF SPACE’ IS A TRIUMPH OF COSMIC PROPORTIONS
Believe the hype about Color Out of Space. Richard Stanley’s return to features is a weird tales masterpiece and a technical marvel.
Justin Partridge
Lover of table top RPGs, prog rock, and anything with Walton Goggins in it. Find his other blatherings at NEWSARAMA or THE COLLINSPORT HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
[REVIEW] ‘DRACULA’ STRIVES TO BE HAMMER, BUT DOESN’T LIVE UP TO THE STYLE OR CHARM
Dracula is a true fiasco, one that seemed only to guzzle money and strives to be the new Hammer Dracula.
[HOW TO BE GENRE TRASH PRESENTS] WHY ‘BLACK CHRISTMAS’ MATTERS
Justin and Insha have a pretty dope talk about Black Christmas. They talk the three films, why the ladies are so dope and why it matters in general!
[BROOKLYN HORROR FILM FESTIVAL] ‘THIS IS OUR HOME’ IS AN IMPRESSIVELY HUMANE INDIE NIGHTMARE
Falling somewhere between personal indie drama and crazy-pants modern shocker, This is Our Home somehow nails being both as our B.H.F.F. coverage continues.
[ZINE] HOW BATTLE ROYALE HELPED ME GROW
Justin gives us a personal essay about what Battle Royale means to him.
[BROOKLYN HORROR FILM FESTIVAL] ‘PORNO’ DELIVERS WARMTH, HUMOR, AND SLEAZE
PORNO Starring: Katelyn Pearce, Glenn Stott, Robbie Tann, Jillian Mueller, Larry Saperstein, and Evan Daves
[BROOKLYN HORROR FILM FESTIVAL] – ‘THE SWERVE’ IS A CHILLING PORTRAIT OF DOMESTIC DEPRESSION
While it could have used a bit more explosivity in parts, The Swerve is a powerfully unnerving domestic psychodrama.
[REVIEW] CREEPSHOW S1EP1 – “GRAY MATTER/THE HOUSE OF THE HEAD”
The Creep RETURNS with all-new tales of terror in the stellar, if a bit truncated, reboot of CREEPSHOW! Check out our review of the first two episodes.
[NORTH BEND FILM FESTIVAL] ‘THE EL DUCE TAPES’ REVEALS THE MAN BEHIND THE SCUM
Cult punk-rock icon Eldon Hoke gets a proper working over in the raw, often skin-crawlingly uncomfortable THE EL DUCE TAPES.
[NORTH BEND FILM FESTIVAL] ‘MONUMENT’ IS A RAW, THEATRICAL TONE POEM STARRING THE FUTURE OF POLISH HORROR
MONUMENT takes a bunch of film school kids, throws them in the woods with some cameras and a script, and makes unnerving magic.