Bad horror: The Blackout
Dear lord, why oh why do I put myself through this? My quest for good Christmas horror (so far I’ve only found Black Christmas and P2) continues in vain. Blackout […]
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Bad horror: April Fool’s Day
So, in this tragically lame 1980s horror film, Muffy St John (that’s a girl’s name, apparently) invites a group of her college friends to stay at her parents’ secluded country […]
All the Kind Strangers
Blimey, thanks YouTube for this weird little gem. All the Kind Strangers is a treat on so many levels. For one thing I’ve never heard of it, so it was a […]
Filth
Take a moment to imagine if Begbie had been the protagonist of Trainspotting. [shudder]. No, I’m not sure that would’ve worked, either. But that’s what I was reminded of as […]
Planes, Trains & Automobiles (1987) Guest Review
Originally posted on Cinema Parrot Disco:
This guest review for the John Hughes Blogathon comes from Laura of Film Nerd Blog. Thanks for being a part of this, Lisa! Let’s…
Bad horror: The Fog (2005)
Dear lord, save us from abysmal movies and deliver us from unnecessary remakes of classic horror films. Please. Pretty please. No? Well, that’s not very nice of you, is it? What […]
M (1931)
Wow! Simply, wow! Fritz Lang’s 1931 tale, of a German city besieged by an unknown child murdered, is an utterly compelling piece of cinema. I was totally mesmerised throughout. It […]
Populaire
Populaire tells the story of Rose. A young woman from a small village, who works in her father’s shop by day and dreams of something more by night. She dreams […]
Bad horror: My Bloody Valentine (1981)
Valentine’s day comes but once a year, and if My Bloody Valentine is anything to go by, that is something to be very, very happy about. Not only because of […]
Valentine
Happy Valentine’s day, everyone! What better way to make an arbitrary date in the calendar designed to boost sales of cheesy greetings cards/ petrol station flowers/ Milk Tray, than via […]
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