Review Day 19: The Fan (1982) Intense fans and fandoms are nothing new, because of the use of social media in present times it feels almost overwhelming and almost everywhere you look. But back before we had access to the online world, fans for stars would track them through newspapers, magazines, appearances on TV and … Continue reading →

Review Day 18: Amer (2009) This Belgian/French co-production is unlike any film from the era it was released, Amer (2009) is partly inspired by the visual tropes from giallo cinema with a mix of experimental cinema and a lucid dream. The film gets referred to as being a giallo, but it isn’t really a giallo, … Continue reading →

Review Day 17: Verónica (2017) Spanish filmmaker Paco Plaza may be best known for his film REC (2007) and it’s two sequels, but 10 years after he unleashed that film he gave us Verónica (2017) a film that made waves on Netflix and became known as one of the scariest films ever. REC itself was … Continue reading →

Mini Review Day 15: The Red Shoes (2005) South Korea has a very rich and diverse horror film industry, with films such as The Host (2006), A Tale Of Two Sisters (2003), Train To Busan (2016) and Thirst (2009) being just a few the notable ones. The filmmakers are always giving us something different and … Continue reading →

Review Day 14: Splatter: Naked Blood (1996) The body horror subgenre really came into the scene and got noticed with the early works of David Cronenberg, with his films Shivers (1975), Rabid (1977), Videodrome (1983) and The Fly (1986) making their mark on horror fans and mainstream cinema alike. Body horror has also been quite … Continue reading →