What if every type of horror killer you’ve ever encountered were to suddenly overcome the world? All the different types; the Masked killer, the chainsaw swinging cannibal, the crazy homeless person, all types. What if you were the only one left to stop them all, what would you do? How would you kill them all? What are they and where do they come from? Most importantly: how do you get rid of the all? To find out, here’s a film for you.
Gang, I’m about to break my # one rule of reviews. For the first time EVER, I am going to SPOIL the film for you. Yes, you heard it here first, this is a SPOILER review. Why, you may ask? To save you time & brain cells from wasting it on this terrible excuse of a horror film. I love horror films, everyone knows that. I’ll take the good, the bad, the classic, & even the cheese, but what I won’t take is a sorry excuse of a film that tries to pass itself off as a horror film & really turns out to be an hour & 40 minutes of wasted life…MINE! Here’s why…
This is a short film written and directed by Mathew Kalish. It is a black & white film (which I have always enjoyed, I feel B/W give films a whole new way of viewing it that color can’t capture) and the film stars Ryder Bach and Andrea M. Jensen.
Ken ritorna nella sua città natale e trova gli amici di infanzia Motori e Rin, videolesa sin dalla nascita, ad accoglierlo. Completa l’album di famiglia Yuki, anche lei improvvisamente tornata in città. Yuki era stata data per dispersa da ormai dieci anni, quando aveva fatto ingresso nella casa degli orrori di Fuji-Q Highland - noto parco dei divertimenti realmente esistente -, e ne era stata fagocitata.
Abby (played by Andra Carlson), takes a job as a home security operator, but it is during the graveyard shift. She works long & hard hours, only to come home and sleep all day. Well, she tries to anyway. She repeatedly get’s intrrupted by a noisey bum (played by Gill Gayle), who makes loud noises all day around a dumbster that is right by her window of her apartment.
Three boys and a girl form a cannibals gang overrunning the city: they deceive, slaughter and devour their victims for their mere need to get fed. The killings go relentlessly on until this death trail attracts a policeman who tries and go to the source of it. The events get out of control when the assassins group rushes into the policeman’s house, segregating and torturing his wife.
Fascinating, this is the adjective best representing Michele Pastrello‘s record. Rarefied atmospheres and wrapping sounds setting through the thirteen tracks shaping a work up to its ideas.
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A man who has always been considered unintelligent, even by his father, is advised by him to work as a butcher, a job which might suit him. However, because his colleagues keep making fun of him, he suddenly has a bright idea: he’ll find lots of brains to become intelligent …
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THE SHAPE OF WATER – Guillermo del Toro | |
1485 KHZ – Michele Pastrello
OPUS VENERA LA TUA STELLA – Mark Anthony Green
LA CITTA’ PROIBITA – Gabriele Mainetti
STRANGE DARLING – J.T. Mollner
SEPTEMBER 5: LA DIRETTA CHE CAMBIO’ LA STORIA – Tim Fehlbaum
DIVA FUTURA – Giulia Steigerwalt
COMPANION – Drew Hancock
BABYGIRL – Halina Reijn
THE BRUTALIST – Brady Corbet
M – IL FIGLIO DEL SECOLO – Joe Wright
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