A rather unconventional and depressing movie about two brothers fleeing town after the younger one accidentally kills a girl during a scuffle near a wooded area. Set up with a Mercury Topaz and money from their mother, they trek across state lines where they meet up with their older sister and her family. Once the sister throws them out they make a trip to the shore where they get a hotel room and meet up with a young French hotel…
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Beyond the Black Rainbow 2010
From the get go, this one reminds one of a Cronenberg film, either David or Brandon. Has some elements of Cosmatos’ later film Mandy. The score has some echoes of Tangerine Dream. A stylish art house sci-fi thriller with plenty of psychedelic visuals, some gore, and a fine performance from the female lead. Highly recommended.
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Her Name Was Christa 2020
James L. Edwards is one of those names most people who closely follow microbudget, shot-on-video, indie and underground horror are familiar with. Having gotten his start in the productions of J.R. Bookwalter and Tempe Entertainment and collaborating with various rural Ohio based filmmakers, James has established himself as a respected name in the DIY gore and splatter world. Now James has taken on the job of directing.
His directorial debut is Her Name Was Christa. A creepy and perverse psychological…
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The Cornshukker 1997
Some people spend their time scouring the bowels of the internet to find the weirdest and most unusual films out there. Dan Kinem and Levi Peretic of VHShitfest are two such individuals. With their first Blu-Ray release, we are treated to a rarely seen gem called The Cornshukker. Widely unseen for years outside a limited DIY VHS run in 1997 by the filmmakers, this 16mm black and white art house oddity is what happens when a rural Hoosier state fellow…
