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Children in films: how much is too much?
I recently watched a French movie (note: title removed in effort to not promote pedophilia) which focused on a group of adolescent girls from ages 5-14 in a secluded boarding school. What immediately sounded an alarm in my American mind was the film’s depiction of several nude children. The scenes were More >
Top 5 Favorite Horror Films of 2010 – Halloween Special
First off, I apologize for the lateness of this post. Things have been hectic and I simply haven’t been able to keep a consistent schedule with posting to the site. Anyway, the tradition I started last year was posting my favorite horror films of the year at Halloween time. So More >
Exclusive Interview with Lucifer Valentine, Controversial Director of the Vomit Gore Trilogy (2010)
I recently sent Lucifer Valentine, most notable for the now cult hit The Vomit Gore Trilogy, a few questions. With it being Halloween today, LV talks about his love of the holiday in addition to his thoughts on pop culture, movies, and his own methods of making art. This interview More >
Haunting of Molly Hartley, The (2008)
Director: Mickey Liddell Writers: John Travis and Rebecca Sonnenshine Rated: PG-13 (some violence, some language) Cast: Haley Bennett, Jake Weber, Chace Crawford, and Shannon Woodward
Molly Hartley (Bennet) starts at a new school in attempt to overcome a disturbing past. She soon starts having strange visions and nosebleeds which lead More >
Creep (2004)
Director/writer: Christopher Smith Rated: R (violence and gore, language) Cast: Franka Potente, Vas Blackwood, Paul Rattray
Christopher Smith (Triangle; Severance) made his feature length debut with Creep, a mysterious creature film taking place under a London train station. I’m always hearing great things about Smith, and while I enjoyed More >