At Horror DNA: Agatha Review
Another review from the Film Maudit 2.0 festival for Horror DNA. I think this is the first official one as a staff writer. Continue reading At Horror DNA: Agatha Review
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At Horror DNA: Wild Bones Review
My latest review from Film Maudit 2.0 is of Wild Bones. Continue reading At Horror DNA: Wild Bones Review
Marginalia #17
I Like Bats (1986) follows a young Polish vampire as she navigates the difficulties of love after she falls for a psychiatrist. Wonky in a fun way. Part of the House of Psychotic Women set. I’ve been blasting Model Citizen’s 2006 Save It for the Campfire while I get ready for the new album coming … Continue reading Marginalia #17
At Horror DNA: Zeria Review
I was able to check out some of the features at the Film Maudit 2.0 Festival. Continue reading At Horror DNA: Zeria Review
Marginalia #15
Ahh…the Sight and Sound list of greatest films. I’m glad I don’t take those things seriously anymore. I do appreciate seeing the variety of critics’ lists because it challenges me to see movies I may not have come across on my own. Finally saw Vigo’s last film, L’Atalante, which I had confused with von Sternberg’s … Continue reading Marginalia #15
At Horror DNA: Blood Relatives Review
I’ve got a new review over at Horror DNA. Some disappointing news this weekend. AMC Networks, the parent company of Shudder, is laying off personnel, including key people at the horror-streaming service. While I love the various free services out there, especially the ones offering cult films, Shudder has been producing amazing original content, and … Continue reading At Horror DNA: Blood Relatives Review
At HorrorDNA: Moonchild Review
I reviewed Moonchild over at HorrorDNA. Continue reading At HorrorDNA: Moonchild Review
Marginalia #13
A fascinating history for the film obsessive in your life. While being focused on the development of synching sound to image in movies, it is also a decent history of the studio system. If you’re already interested in the morbid, melancholic, and macabre, then there will be some old friends here. I found the biggest … Continue reading Marginalia #13
Marginalia #11
I love reissues of classics, even though I don’t buy a lot of them. At one point, realizing I had over 13 copies of 1984 and limited space led me to getting rid of most of them. Anyway, I like “The Willows”, but haven’t been made a superfan of Blackwood yet. He sets fantastic moods, … Continue reading Marginalia #11
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