What a cruelty what they did to Brian...
While the others were just screaming, running away or complaining, Brian (Al Cliver, one of Fulci's favorites actors) was there with a shotgun or molotov cocktail to save their stupid asses. And he did all this while rocking a beach blonde shaggy hair with full beard! What a man...
He was probably an influence to Capcom when they're creating Leon Scott Kennedy for RE2.
Anyway, talking about the rest of the film,…
*Part of my "NUNSPLOITATION DAMNATION" series
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What James Wan does for new genre directors is commendable, helping them early in their career with great opportunities like this (he even personally recorded some external shots for Corin in this film), but this is a risky business.
He was right about David Sandberg in "Annabelle: Creation", but now he messed up with Corin Hardy, who wastes a spectacular setting and an instant horror icon with a lazy and uninspired direction.
But…
*Part of HOOPT🎃BER 5.0: “You don’t believe in the Boogeyman? You should.” challenge.
6/33
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Produced by the mythical Andy Warhol, "Flesh for Frankenstein" is like a large collection of blood-soaked fetishes. Here we have a little bit of everything: incest (Baron Frankenstein is married to his own sister with whom he has two children), adultery, prostitution, voyeurism and even necrophilia.
It's all about sex. In fact, this movie should be called "Let's Fuck Frankenstein".
Udo Kier delivers a schizophrenic…
*Part of HOOPT🎃BER 5.0: “You don’t believe in the Boogeyman? You should.” challenge.
5/33
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"I Spit on Your Grave" is a shocking and frustrating experience.
The first half does everything right. It portrays its villains as ordinary people (which makes it all the more scary) and shocks the audience with a brutal sequence of rapes and physical assaults that seem to have no end, all done in the most realistic and natural way possible.
The scenes with Jennifer Hills…
Another cheap psychological horror film from Netflix, just like last year's "Clinical" and so many others. Here you can find a huge selection of the most worn-out clichés of the genre. All performed in the most boring way possible.
This movie has no soul. It looks like it was made by a robot. And most of the time it seems that it's interpreted by robots as well.
Dylan Minnette goes through the entire film alternating between two facial expressions: boredom…
The feeling of "horror" is different from "terror". Basically, "terror" is the feeling of anxiety and fear that precedes a scary moment (a scare), the torturous anticipation of something horrible that is bound to happen. Your heart speeds up, your pupil dilates, your hands become cold and your hearing is sharpened.
However, "horror" is the feeling of revulsion, the shock of witnessing something horrible that freezes your senses and squeezes your throat.
In short, "terror" is the fear of looking…
