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THE LAST KNOCK presents: Shorts Roundup
Shorts Roundup: Independent Film 2020 was a difficult year for everybody – we were forced to acclimate to a global pandemic that brought economic uncertainty, while civil unrest felt like a daily occurrence in the United States. In the meantime, major studios struggled with the best way to release multimillion-dollar blockbusters as the spread of…
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Outside the Top 5
Outside the Top 5: 2020’s Runner’s Up Crash’s Picks Face Your Fears – An anthology only on Amazon Prime, these compelling horror stories were all top award winners at a film festival. The Call – This South Korean entry tells the tale of Seo-Yeon, who lives in the present, and Young-Sook, who…
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We’re Not Here to Fuck Spiders: A Grungy Cinema Verité Head Trip by Susan Leighton
When Found Footage Gets Real: Grungy Cinema We’re Not Here to Fuck Spiders is Josh Reed’s latest effort and it takes the heist movie gone horribly wrong premise and adds crystal meth into the mix for a mind-blowing cinema verité exercise. This is not a movie for people who are readily put off by…
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Halloween Watch List by Crash
Halloween Watch List: Fun and Fear This is just a quick list of horror films that you may want to add to your Halloween watch list. Some films are repeated if they clearly fall into a couple of categories. Regardless, Crash Palace trusts you’ll find something worthwhile to watch this Halloween season! Happy Halloween and…
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THE LAST KNOCK presents: Graveyard Shift 30th Anniversary
It’s Always Dark During the Graveyard Shift The Last Knock celebrates the thirtieth anniversary of director Ralph S. Singleton’s Graveyard Shift. Based on Stephen King’s tale, the narrative explores a stranger’s new job in a Hellhole of an old cotton mill in Maine. But it’s not so much what goes on inside the nightmare factory, but…
