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Review: Rabid (2019) Go Ahead, Get Bit!

October 18, 2019
Just like Rabid’s lead character Rose… on the outside – following her miraculous skin-grafting treatments – her beauty is unmatched. But on the [...]
by Michael Klug
 

Review: Wounds (2019) Open ’em Up!

October 17, 2019
A great big proclamation of “WTF?” can be taken in two ways – when discussing your thoughts on a newly-screened film. 1.) The filmmakers have [...]
by Michael Klug

 

Review: Resin (2019) It’ll Stick with You

October 15, 2019
It’s a Danish film by the name of Harpiks. The English translation is Resin. Sadly, it was shown on a late Monday night at this year’s Screamfest [...]
by Michael Klug
 

Review: A Good Woman is Hard to Find (2019) We Found a GREAT One!

October 15, 2019
I reviewed Abner Pastoll’s feature film, Road Games, a few years back. And while not a perfect film (check out my 4-star review here), it was a [...]
by Michael Klug

 
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Review: Porno (2019) Horror & Porn – Two Great Tastes…

October 14, 2019
  The premise of Porno looks damned promising. I mean, c’mon… Horror and porn. Two great tastes that taste great together. What could [...]
by Michael Klug
 

Review: She Never Died (2019) A Delightful Film Full of Gore

October 11, 2019
She Never Died – the pseudo-sequel to 2015’s He Never Died (check out my full 4-star review here) – held its US premiere at the 19th annual [...]
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by Michael Klug

 

Eat, Brains, Love (2019) Screamfest Review

October 9, 2019
It’s a “rom-zom-com”, which was how the granddaddy of all “rom-zom-com’s” – 2004’s insta-classic, Shaun of the Dead – was first marketed. But [...]
by Michael Klug
 
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Sorry 3 From Hell Kinda Sucks – Agree?

September 20, 2019
WARNING:  The following review contains spoilers. After such a long wait, I was super excited to finally be able to screen 3 From Hell as part of [...]
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Housewife (2018) Review

November 10, 2018
I acted in an indie feature some years back, and in the story, there was a great deal of whispering among a group of close friends, when an [...]
by Michael Klug
 

Tumbbad (2018) Screamfest Review

November 4, 2018
I can sometimes be a person who over-exaggerates, perhaps leaning toward the melodramatic at times. I acknowledge that, and have made peace with [...]
by Michael Klug

 

Discarnate (2018) Screamfest Review

October 23, 2018
“Not having a physical body”… The meaning behind the term (and the title of the film being discussed), Discarnate – conjures any number of [...]
by Michael Klug
 

Pledge (2018) Screamfest Review

October 22, 2018
You’ve heard the old saying, “don’t judge a book by its cover”, right? Well, that certainly applies to films which on the surface, appear that [...]
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by Michael Klug

 

Snake Outta Compton (2018) Review

October 22, 2018
The title says it all. Snake Outta Compton. What would you anticipate as far as a screening experience – going into a darkened theatre – knowing [...]
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by Michael Klug
 

The Golem (2018) Screamfest Review

October 21, 2018
The new film from filmmakers, The Paz Brothers (Doron and Yoav)– the team behind Jeruzalem – had the hurdle of preconceived notions – to [...]
by Michael Klug

 

Killer Kate! (2018) Shriekfest Review

October 12, 2018
Indecision in life – it can be annoying. Sometimes it can be debilitating. Indecision in filmmaking? Well, if you’re an audience member on the [...]
by Michael Klug
 

Draug (2018) Screamfest Review

October 11, 2018
Draug is a Swedish import (seemingly with inspirations from such varied movies as The Descent and Braveheart), enjoying its world premiere at the [...]
by Michael Klug

 

White Chamber (2018) FilmQuest Review

October 5, 2018
It’s usually easy to work around potential spoilers in a review. Simply refrain from shouting out the big reveal, right? But what if the film [...]
by Michael Klug
 

The Appearance (2018) FilmQuest Review

October 2, 2018
We got your medieval supernatural horror right here. The time is the Spanish Inquisition. Inquisitor Mateho (Jake Stormoen) has been called in to [...]
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by Michael Klug

 

Chimera (2018) FilmQuest Review

October 2, 2018
Chimera is a new sci-fi/horror feature film from writer/director Maurice Haeems. Intense and brilliant scientist Quint (Lost‘s Henry Ian [...]
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by Michael Klug
 

Lost in Apocalypse (2018) FilmQuest Review

October 1, 2018
You’re out walking – enjoying an amazing stroll through your neighborhood. Fresh air, friendly people. And you stumble. There are a [...]
by Michael Klug

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