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Vomit Gore Trilogy, The (2006-2010)
Aug 7th
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Director/writer: Lucifer Valentine Rated: 18+ (Extreme violence, profanity, and graphic nudity) Cast: Ameara LaVey, Hank Skinny, Hope Likens Kingdom of Hell Productions/Valentine International Pictures DVD’s released by Unearthed Films
Birth of a new genre
Born and raised as a satanist, controversial artist Lucifer Valentine has created possibly one of the most unique trilogies the horror world has ever seen. More >
Praxis (2010)
Jan 14th
Director: Alex Pacheco | Rated: n/a (suggestive themes & nudity) | Review date: 14-Jan-2010
In the world of movies, there are those that aim to entertain and then there are those that are made to provoke thought. Alex Pacheco’s Praxis is certainly the latter. Praxis is a portrait of a young man who’s life is on the verge of a breakdown. Rather than show us typical and predictable situations, Pacheco instead takes a more abstract approach and immerses the viewer into the main character’s mind in a unique and nonlinear fashion.
Tom Macy plays Brian, a lonely writer desperately seeking to find out More >
Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call – New Orleans (2009)
Dec 26th
Director: Werner Herzog | Rated: R | Review date: 26-Dec-2009
Werner Herzog’s Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call - New Orleans is a loose remake of 1992′s The Bad Lieutenant which starred Harvey Keitel as a junkie and gambling addicted police officer. In the update, Nicolas Cage plays detective Terrance McDonagh in post-Katrina New Orleans. On the surface, the lieutenant is a star officer: making big busts, taking heroic risks to save lives, and looking out for the good of the community. Deeper down, however, we find the lieutenant hides personal demons which slowly become more prevalent after an on the job injury.
Cage is More >
Antichrist (2009)
Oct 19th
Rated: n/a (graphic sexuality and violence) | Review date: 19-Oct-2009
Lars von Trier’s “Antichrist” is a nightmarish piece of art following only two characters. Willem Dafoe and Charlotte Gainsbourg share the screen in this twisted dark tale about a couple losing their child, forcing the mother into a great deal of grief. Dafoe plays the therapist husband, who decides he can treat his wife’s grief better than any doctor. In short, he decides to take his wife to a cabin in the woods of Eden, in hopes to confront her fears that he believes are behind this severe grief.
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