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Film Review: Dark Star: HR Giger’s World (2015)

Rate This Movie SYNOPSIS: A documentary following the final days of one of the world’s greatest artists whose nightmarish visions fueled one of Hollywood’s best and most lucrative franchises and catapulted him into immortality. REVIEW: “The dark corners of the human mind are the deepest dark, I believe, of anything in the universe,” once said author, playwright, producer, and director …

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Film Review: Antrum: The Deadliest Film Ever Made (2018)

Rate This Movie SYNOPSIS: Framed as a lost 1970’s film, Antrum follows a sister and her kid brother as they seek to dig a hole to Hell and rescue the soul of their dog, allowing terrifying supernatural powers to slowly engulf them. REVIEW: Directors: David Amito & Michael Laicini Writers: David Amito (screenplay, story) & Michael Laicini (story) Starring: Nicole …

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Film Review: Pulse (2017)

Rate This Movie SYNOPSIS: A gay disabled teenage boy changes into the body of a beautiful woman, so that he can be loved in Pulse, available this June from Dark Star Pictures. Directed by Stevie Cruz-Martin and written by Daniel Monks, this critically acclaimed Australian supernatural drama will compel with its wholly unique storytelling and award-worthy performances. Featuring powerful turns …

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Film Review: Wretch (2019)

Rate This Movie SYNOPSIS: Under the tutelage of an eccentric hippie restaurateur and her messianic self-help guru, a young man sets out to master the occult magic of Enceladism in an effort to destroy the cancer that’s killing his partner. REVIEW: Nat is a recovering alcoholic who, at the beginning of “Wretch”, is 30 days sober. A pretty amazing feat …

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Film Review: Exorcism at 60,000 Feet (2019)

Rate This Movie SYNOPSIS: On the last flight of a transatlantic passenger airliner, a priest, a rabbi and the airline crew team together to save a plane from a pandemic of demonic possessions. REVIEW: Until now,  I had thought the singularly distinctive example of the supernatural horror/air disaster mish-mosh was 1973’s made-for-tv The Horror at 37,000 Feet. Essentially it was …

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