Why Blog of 1,000 Corpses Exists

There is no single piece I could point to which would be the sole reason for my interests in dark, taboo, and strange media spawned. In some sense, I feel as if I were born with highly active levels of morbid curiosity.

As I grew, my creative outlet with dark subject matters became less with Barbies and more with the big screen. My obsession with camp-horror, torture-porn, and low-brow cinema was only supported throughout my academic career as I gained experience in crafting well-researched critical essays on un-conventional subjects. Many of my studies included pieces by the "weirdos" of the filmmaking industry and taking the films as seriously as any M. Night Shyamalan or Steven Spielberg production.

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My purpose and ambition with Blog of 1,000 Corpses is to provide an outlet for these interests I hold dear to my heart. Along the way, I hope to create a community of readers and peers who have similar interests in the macabre, disturbing, uncomfortable, and, of course, the campy.

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Future Reviews Include (but are not limited to):

• Pink Flamingos (1972, dir. John Waters)

• Where the Dead Go to Die (2012, dir. Jimmy ScreamerClauz)

• Escape from Tomorrowland (2013, dir. Randy Moore)

• Girl Hell 1999 (1999, dir. Daisuke Yamanouchi)

• Incident in Ghost Land (2018, dir. Pascal Laugier)

• Skinamarink (2022, dir. Kyle Ball)

• Female Trouble (1974, dir. John Waters)

• Slaughtered Vomit Dolls (2006, dir. Lucifer Valentine)

• The Night of the Comet (1984, dir. Thom Eberhardt)

• Criminally Insane (1975, dir. Nick Millard)

• Chopping Mall (1986, dir. Jim Wynorski)

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Suggestions?

One positive trait about myself as a reviewer is that I will sit through about any film no matter how terrible it is.

If there is a film you are interested in seeing me review, please see my Contact page for further information.

Disclaimer: Providing suggestions does not 100% guarantee my review of a film. If I find something worth discussing about the film, it will be written about.

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