“Meatball Machine” is an insane Japanese gore film that will dazzle you with its special effects while leaving you questioning, “WTF did I just …continue reading Tubi Tuesday: Meatball Machine (2005)
Discover the Latin American cult film about a young girl with a thirst for blood: the silent black and white short, “Alguien mató algo”. …continue reading Foreign Friday: Alguien mató algo (1999)
For the next stop in our trip around the horror world, we explore some of the most memorable, starkly beautiful and chilling films of …continue reading Around the World: Eastern Europe
This Weird Wednesday, we head South of the Border to take on the legendary pro wrestler and crime-fighter, Santo in “El Vampiro Y El …continue reading Weird Wednesday: El Vampiro Y El Sexo (1969)
A foreign film that wears cosmic horror with pride, “Occult” is a film that juggles ideas like UFOs, terrorism, and Japanese myth with shocking …continue reading From Beyond: Occult (Okaruto) (2009)
“Bacurau” is as unpredictable as it is entertaining; a grounded look at a community with deep roots and a thrilling, shoot-em-up that’ll leave you …continue reading Foreign Film Friday: Bacurau (2019)
As funny as it is subversive, “Selfie” cleverly weaves together five intersecting stories that examine how much our digital and real worlds collide. With …continue reading SXSW Film Collection: Selfie (2020)
For the next stop in our trip around the horror world, we travel far and wide to uncover a few lesser known tales of …continue reading Around the World in 80 Films: Nordic Countries
Bong Joon-ho’s masterpiece “Parasite” has invaded Hulu. Don’t miss it, or these five other foreign films that make reading subtitles well worth the effort. …continue reading Parasite and Five Other Essential Foreign Horror Films
Our next stop in our trip around the horror world is Germany, where we’ll explore some stellar examples of modern German Expressionism in film. …continue reading Around the World in 80 Films: Germany
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