Midnight Mass is another beyond excellent limited series from Mike Flanagan. This thing is fucking brilliant.
I know I’ve seen another film before that utilizes a similar central conceit but I cannot remember what it was for the life of me. But it doesn’t matter because it in no way shape or form handles the concept like this. This is wholly unique in its execution.
The themes are themes we’ve seen before but the way they are integrated with the…
After being dazzled by Dr. Caligari and remembering that I thought Cafe Flesh was an “actually good “ prono, I decided to check out Rinse Dream’s first effort, which he only wrote, produced, and cameo’d in.
It’s a porn. Like, it does what it says on the tin. But about 35 minutes into it is where it gets interesting though not quite elevated to good.
It starts with the dark and mysterious, giallo-esque masterbatiion scene that unfortunately turns into a…
With no hint of hyperbole, one of the strangest films I've ever seen and, most likely, ever created.
The theme here is similar to Herzog's Aguirre. Again he is flirting with the meticulous descent into madness but his scope has changed. Heart of Glass deals not with the madness of obsession but the madness of loss. Herzog has also opened up his scope from a single individual or small group to an entire village.
Heart of Glass is about a…
Part of My Italian Horror/Giallo Adventure
The lore and reputation surrounding this film is something every cinephile has heard. It's created both an air of mystique and a fear. Many people refuse to watch the film because of the reputation, fearing that's it's just too much for them to handle. As a filmgoer that knows no fear, Cannibal Holocaust is a film that screamed to be watched, to have the experience known.
Let's start with the good, shall we. This…
