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Crash Reports: TEARS IN THE DUST
When is a horror film not a horror? When it’s based in reality and exploits genuine fears. Sure, Tears in the Dust is loaded with independent British horror actors, such as Dean Sills, Steve Pollard, and William Marshall, but in the perpetual decline of the western world, its story rings true. Tears in the Dust…
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THE LAST KNOCK presents: Hodgepodge of Horror V
We bring you a slew of mini-reviews and trivia about TUSK, I SAW THE DEVIL, MURDER PARTY, ASYLUM BLACKOUT, FATHER’S DAY, and many more horrors. Billy and Jonny will not only tell what horror movies to avoid, but you’ll discover that they actually agree on a few titles! Now that’s spooky. Not enough for ya?…
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Crash Discussions: The Strange Color of Your Body’s Tears
A steel cage death match for the senses, Billy and Jonny fight over the merits of this latest arthouse horror THE STRANGE COLOR OF YOUR BODY’S TEARS from filmmakers Hélène Cattet and Bruno Forzani. If you’ve seen their ABC’S OF DEATH short “O is for Orgasm”, or their feature AMER, you’ll enjoy the discussion of these Belgian artists…
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Crash Discussions: Bad to the Best of 2014’s Horror Cinema
We take a look at 2014’s horror offerings, from WRONG TURN 6: LAST RESORT and SEE NO EVIL 2, to THE BABADOOK, CRAWL OR DIE, and LIFE AFTER BETH. Don’t miss the countdown, the rundown, and the sparring – as well as the worst Horatio Sanz impersonation of all time. Want more episodes? Easy access over…
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Crash Reports: The Babadook
If you live under a rock and haven’t heard, THE BABADOOK (Australia, 2014) is supposed to be the greatest horror in the past ten years. Even THE EXORCIST’s William Friedkin said it’s “the most frightening movie I’ve ever seen.” Coming from the director of what many consider to be the scariest movie of all time,…