An Italian novelist delves into the world of horror and Jess Franco
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It’s tropey, derivative, oddly paced and unevenly acted, but there’s also gold in them thar hills.
FilmInk salutes the work of creatives who have never truly received the credit that they deserve. In this installment: writer/director Ken Wiederhorn, who helmed Shock Waves, Eyes Of A Stranger,
The deeply disconcerting trailer for the latest DC Universe entry has just dropped…and the horror-leaning Clayface is certainly no optimistically sunny Superman or Riot Grrrl-ready Supergirl.
If the world isn’t already in a constant state of anxiety facing down the existential threat of AI and divisive wars, then Hollywood clearly believes we want even more scares
In this regular column, we drag forgotten made-for-TV movies out of the vault and into the light. This week: the snowbound mythological 1977 animal-attack flick Snowbeast, starring Robert Logan, Bo
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For a certain type of human being (aka stoned and/or drunk ratbags), Fuck My Son! will be endlessly entertaining. For everyone else, this will be yet another nihilistic nasty, grinning
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Fans of the original, and killer fauna flicks in general, will almost certainly find something tasty to gnaw on.
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… for all its flaws and nuance lost in translation, The Corpse 2 is an engaging and stylish flick.
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… legitimately terrifying to watch.