Tag: film review

  • Cocaine Bear by Jonny Numb

    Cocaine Bear: The Horror, The Horror My minimal understanding of artificial intelligence is as follows: it’s what happens when humanity gets smart enough to put menial tasks in the hands of machines, since machines can produce the same – if not better – results. This makes sense, as we lazy-ass humans have important things to…

  • EVIL DEAD RISE by Jonny Numb

    Evil Dead Rise: High-Rise, High Concept? (This review contains SPOILERS) The world is always hard on the living, but the level of difficulty varies depending on a myriad of internal and external factors. Beneath the crimson-stew bloodbath of Lee Cronin’s Evil Dead Rise, there is a keen understanding of classism, economic strife, and familial estrangement…

  • Outside the Top 5

    Outside the Top 5: An Introduction While The Last Knock podcast is predicated on mine and Billy Crash’s love for the horror genre, we are often faced with a quandary when it comes to addressing the best (and worst) of each year. Basically, it boils down to not having enough time to talk up all…

  • THE LAST KNOCK presents: Best and Worst Horror Movies 2022

    Best and Worst Horror Movies 2022: Interesting Take… Each year, Jonny Numb and Billy Crash come up with their best and worst horror movies for the year, but 2022 is a little different. One of the issues with current horror films is that fans expect so little from commercial and low budget horror that “good…

  • Skinamarink by Jonny Numb

    Skinamarink: An Inherent Risk I like ambiguous movies, but they carry an inherent risk: the outcome winds up either being worth your time, or a grift that leaves you feeling angry and cheated. I front-load a lot of good faith toward experimental movies, but at some point, the experiment needs to deliver – at least…