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Is 'August Underground' Disturbing...or Just Immature? || August Underground (2001) Movie Review

August Underground (2001, dir. Fred Vogel) is perhaps one of the most known entries on the Disturbing Movie Iceberg as well as being a...

Is "World's Fair" Too Niche for a General Audience? || We're All Going to the World's Fair (2021)

We’re All Going to the World’s Fair (2021, dir. Jane Schoenbrun) is a cerebral horror that follows a teenager named Casey (played by Anna...

Found Footage Horror Done Right || Hell House LLC (2015) Movie Review

Hell House LLC (2015, dir. Stephen Cognetti) has been making rounds on a few of my social media timelines for about two months now...

Could This Be a New Cult Classic? || Aimy in a Cage (2015) Movie Review

Aimy in a Cage (2015) is the directorial debut of Hooroo Jackson and is based on his 2012 graphic novel titled Aimy Micry. The story...

Peter Jackson's Ooey-Gooey Splattergore Beauty || Bad Taste (1987) Movie Review

Peter Jackson’s debut film Bad Taste (1987) follows four agents of the Astro Investigation and Defence Service (AIDS) as they uncover a...

A Snapshot of American Decay at it's Finest || Gummo (1997) Movie Review

After a much needed two month hiatus, I am back and more ready than ever to cover some gross, disturbing, sinister cinema. And to start...

Witches and Maggots and Earthworms (Oh My) || 'Hellbender' (2022) Movie Review

Perhaps one of the more unique approaches a horror film can take is making commentary on family dynamics, specifically between a parent...

'Skinamarink': Kyle Edward Ball's Debut Paranormal Fairy Tale

Kyle Edward Ball’s 2022 film Skinamarink follows two children Kevin and Kaylee as they wake up in the middle of the night to a silent,...

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