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You’ll Never Find Me (2024): Fresh Meat #27
Wonderful reviews and a killer trailer brought me to this film. It’s one of those films I had never heard of, but since it bears the Shudder name, I will give it a shot, regardless […]
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“Rejected,” a Retro Horror Short
Arizona based indie horror writer/director, Rene Rivas, has spent almost two years working on this horror short. It can currently be seen on the Eli Roth/Blumhouse YouTube platform CRYPT TV, as well as at a […]
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Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire (2024): Fresh Meat #23
I’m a sucker for the original Ghostbusters. Much like everyone on the planet, it’s one of my favorite movies. I didn’t care for the sequel, or the all-female version. Afterlife was decent enough, especially when […]
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Review: ‘Wolf Man’ (2025)
The moment it was announced that Leigh Whannell had been hired to co-write and direct the new reboot of Universal’s ‘The Wolf Man’, I knew – to a certain degree – what the film was […]
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Late Night with the Devil (2023): Fresh Meat #21
Now here is a movie that I have been eagerly anticipating since I first heard about it. So many good things have been going around about it, and I already told my family, the day […]
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Imaginary (2024): Fresh Meat #22
I saw the trailer to this one, the one that’s basically sound effects over a blank screen, and I was hooked. Then I saw it was PG-13 and I was a little disappointed. Then I […]
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House of Dolls (2023) – Fresh Meat #40
I am a sucker for poster artwork, and when I saw the cover of this movie, I immediately figured I should watch it. Knowing nothing about it, I dove right in to see what kind […]
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Review: ‘Blackout’ (2024)
‘Blackout’ is a film that’s been on my radar for some time now for a couple of different reasons. Firstly, because it’s a werewolf film, which happens to be my favorite sub-genre of horror, and […]
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Cryptids: An Independent Horror Anthology (2023)
The Cambridge dictionary defines a cryptid as, “a creature that is found in stories and that some people believe exists or say they have seen, but that has never been proven to exist.” This film […]
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The Unsolved Case: a review of Jakob Bilinski’s award-winning new film Compression
The first time I felt I had made a film as I saw it in my head was a short called “The Encyclopedia Satanica.” Shot ten years ago for an anthology film titled “Volumes of […]