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BEWARE! Aftershock on The Other Side of the Door

I watched two recent releases on cable this weekend, and they are definitely from different ends of the horror spectrum…yet both sort of gave me a 2000-2005 retro vibe. Aftershock is a disaster film/horror hybrid, while The Other Side of … Continue reading

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The Green Inferno and The Invitation – cannibals and a dinner party

Even though these two directors have made films I gladly added to my collection, I totally stepped out of my horror comfort zone to watch The Green Inferno and The Invitation. Here’s how it went. THE GREEN INFERNO (2013) I’ll … Continue reading

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Everybody hates a clown…

Clowns are about as kid-friendly as liver. Especially when the clown is slicing you open to remove your liver. When I think of clowns, I think of John Wayne Gacy, not Ronald McDonald (and even he was kinda creepy). If … Continue reading

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Burnt Offerings: a new era of the slow burner horror film?

Having almost 40 years of experience watching horror films (I’m 41 and have been watching some form of horror films since I was like 5) I grew up on what are now considered ‘slow burners’: horror films that have about … Continue reading

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