What happens when you combine technophobia, conspiracy theory and a dogged investigation into the seedy underbelly of society?
You get 90s throwback Broadcast Signal Intrusion. [Read more…]
‘The Feast’ Serves Up Beauty and Grand Guignol Carnage [SXSW Review]
Welsh film The Feast opens with an employee manning an oil drill stumbling away from a dig site, blood covering their face.
It’s visually disconnected from the cold, sterile environment where the rest of the film takes place, but this seemingly incongruous opening hangs heavy over a dinner party from hell. [Read more…]
‘Offseason’ Delivers Style Over Substance and Scares [SXSW Review]
What happens when you throw Silent Hill into a horror mumblecore blender?
You get Offseason! [Read more…]
[Nightstream Review] Exploring a Broad Range of Queer Horror in the ‘Slayed’ Shorts Program
Each year queer horror gets the spotlight treatment in the ‘Slayed’ shorts program at the Brooklyn Horror Film Festival, which this year was part of the Nightstream Festival.
[Nightstream Review] ‘Bloody Hell’ Is Bloody Fun
There’s something delicious about the idea of an egotistical celebrity vigilante trying to escape a bad situation only to wind up in a far worse one. [Read more…]
[Fantasia Review] Paradise Hills Offers Beauty, But Misunderstands Its Own Appeal
A beautifully maintained island full of young women that need to be “fixed.” A rebellious princess with a tragic past. A fantasy world with a mildly dystopian undercurrent, complete with a financial caste system. This is the world of Paradise Hills, the feature film debut of Alice Waddington. [Read more…]
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