A folk horror ripe with supernatural terror like “Eyes of Fire” should have been enough for such a talented director to get more work. …continue reading The Daily Dig: Eyes of Fire (1983)
The creature effects in “Isolation” are small-scale but brilliantly executed, and the cast is watchable enough to warrant hours of story. Genetically modified cows …continue reading The Daily Dig: Isolation (2005)
An emotionally investing, empathetic look at rape and revenge through a unique perspective, “Rose Plays Julie” is compelling and important. Horror is a fluid …continue reading Frights and Feelings: Rose Plays Julie (2019)
In honor of St. Patrick’s Day, we celebrate Irish horror with the comedy slasher “Stitches” — as selected by our listeners. Welcome to Guilty Pleasures, …continue reading Guilty Pleasures: Stitches (2012)
Though slow to unravel, “You Are Not My Mother” is a haunting and, at times, harrowing tale of a mother-daughter bond interrupted. Horror movies …continue reading Movie Night: You Are Not My Mother (2022)
A daring commentary on gender roles, sexuality, and equal rights wrapped with an appealing gothic horror tale and even more appealing actors. A newlywed …continue reading The Daily Dig: The Blood Spattered Bride (1972)
Part devastating metaphor for mental illness and part terrifying Irish folk horror, Kate Dolan’s “You Are Not My Mother” is spellbinding. You Are Not …continue reading FGBFF Review: You Are Not My Mother (2022)
“A Dark Song” is a brooding, beautiful, often uncomfortable journey to the space between our world and the fantastical realm. … Written and directed …continue reading Flanagan Film Fest: A Dark Song
A comedy with a horror edge from the same mind that brought you the criminally overlooked Werewolf fantasy “The Company of Wolves”. When the …continue reading The Daily Dig: High Spirits (1988)
The Irish horror film “Red Room” isn’t perfect, but the dark and deeply disturbing look at human depravity and desire is chilling enough to …continue reading Violence and Voyeurism: “Red Room” (2017) Review
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