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Nekromantik 2 1991
Classic! A disturbing, slow-burn horror film that blends romance and necrophilia, pushing boundaries but often dragging in pace. Monika M.'s portrayal of the conflicted protagonist is unsettling, though character depth is lacking. The sparse, eerie audio adds to the tension, but frequent silences feel more like editing flaws than deliberate choices. The cinematography is striking, balancing grotesque imagery with poetic visuals, though some scenes seem more focused on shock than story. This divisive film is an unsettling experience for fans of extreme horror, but don’t expect a traditional narrative or satisfying plot.
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Longlegs 2024
A true mixed bag. The plot took time to grab my attention, with some unnecessary and unfinished points, but was generally interesting once it developed. Maika Monroe's performance as Detective Harker felt bland but fitting for her character, while Nicolas Cage was gripping as a creepy psycho, though his over-the-top portrayal became cheesy and distracting. Alicia De Witt's performance was unremarkable, while Kiernan Shipka's role felt like filler. However, Blair Underwood's Agent Carter was a standout with his enigmatic and…
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Razzennest 2022
Razzennest, directed by the Austrian indie filmmaker Johannes Grenzfurthner, is a horror-comedy film that takes the audience on a wild and claustrophobic ride. The film immerses viewers in the recording sessions of a documentary commentary track that slowly descends into pure horror. It uses stills and landscapes synchronized with the audio to create a unique sensory experience that is sure to leave you on the edge of your seat. The film also boasts a great soundtrack by Alec Empire, adding…
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Real Gods Require Blood 2017
The slow-burning horror short tells the story of a young woman who babysits a stranger's children. Hussain's directorial approach blends social realism and atmospheric horror, making the film stand out from the usual generic horror shorts. Real Gods Require Blood creates a palpable sense of dread and terror, leaving a haunting effect on viewers long after watching.
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