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We Are Zombies 2023
I’ve come to accept that this flavor of independent horror project just isn’t my thing - replete with late 00s / early 10s ¡¡¡Zombie!!! tropes and equally dated archetypes, We Are Zombies contains a couple of minutes of inspired chaos and about 70 others of middling to plodding quality. Sorry to all the living impaired.
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Cyclone 1978
This is a nasty little disaster / survival film that delights in drawing out the suffering of its cast along with its bloated runtime. The obnoxious score threatens to sink the entire work, which admittedly contains some gut wrenching scenes, at least until the sharks arrive to feast upon our survivors - and the script.
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Raw 2016
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
Hooptober 2017 #6
There were three times throughout this film that I had to hit the pause button to gather myself for a second, and not just because what's depicted is fundamentally disturbing (it is). It's not only unflinchingly grotesque, but directed so sure-handedly you'd be forgiven for assuming this wasn't Julia Ducournau's first time in the chair.
To me, the pulsing heart of this film is the score. Each pivotal plot point is underscored by an unforgettable musical cue…
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The Texas Chain Saw Massacre 1974
Hooptober 2017 #1
Slasher film? Counterculture art film? Proto torture porn?
Tobe dipped his hand into a well of ideas and returned with gold with The Texas Chain Saw Massacre. Few films manage to be as equally terrifying and gorgeous as this one. This movie should be viewed by anyone studying shot composition, period.
Perhaps most impressive is how much of the grotesque torture and cannibal-ry occurs off-screen. The sound design more than anything is perfectly utilized to induce fear…
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