Month: July 2016

  • THE LAST KNOCK presents: Snuff Horror

    Snuff: pornographic films where an actress is murdered on screen for sexual pleasure, has instilled fear in many for decades, and has been investigated by the FBI and other law enforcement agencies. This ultra-horrific urban legend of gross misogyny has found its way as fodder for several horror films. Are they worth watching? Do they…

  • THE NEON DEMON and the Provocation of Beauty (2016) by Jonny Numb

      [118 minutes. R. Director: Nicolas Winding Refn] The world of fashion modeling is ripe with metaphorical potential. And while nobody would seem more suited to bring a new and unique angle to this topic, Nicolas Winding Refn’s The Neon Demon is a conundrum that piggybacks off some of the best examples of this interesting subgenre, while…

  • THE LAST KNOCK presents: Hodgepodge of Horror VIII

    So many horror movies, so little time! This is why we’re bringing you our eighth installment of “Hodgepodge Horror” where you’ll get a chance to hear about some new and old films in the genre that may be worth seeing, or definitely worth avoiding. And, of course, there’s a chance Crash and Numb will argue…

  • THE LAST KNOCK presents: Horror Double Feature: HUSH, DARLING

    Just because a horror film’s made on a small budget, and shot with minimalism in mind, doesn’t mean it’s cheap and easy. Both Mike Flanagan’s HUSH and Mickey Keating’s DARLING are low budget, independent films with small casts, manageable effects, and few locations. But what they offer horror fans may be twists on old themes…

  • THE LAST KNOCK presents: Extreme Horror – Family Fear

    If you love extreme horror, those disturbing films that make you cringe and wonder what the hell’s wrong with you for watching them to begin with, then this initial segment is definitely a must listen. In this first of our Extreme Horror series, we explore those films that present families in a far different light than Disney…