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Lady of the Manor review
Jillian and Christa in NON-HORROR MOVIE SHOCKER! This week we swap the weird and the wonderful for a feel-good movie about a haunted Antebellum mansion. Oh â maybe itâs not totally devoid of weird or wonderful, then. Most importantly though, it boasts both Judy Greer and the Queen of our entire hearts, the one and only Melanie Lynskey, who you may remember from our Melanie Lynskey season inâŚ
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Llamageddon review
Iâll be honest here: Iâm not even rating this film because how can you? Weâre going into a film about a killer Llama inexplicably sent from space to fuck up a load of teens for no good reason, other than for our entertainment. I appreciate the gesture, sure â but at what point did B-movies tip so low? Iâm not saying Iâm mad, Iâm just saying â Iâve now sat through a film about a killer piĂąata,âŚ
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Bones and All review
Funny how most of our free-for-all choices veer towards the weird, wonderful and macabre. This week is no exception as we explore the unusual delicacy of human flesh. Makes you think: is there really a fringe faction out there chowing down on their fellow man? (moreâŚ) ââ
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Nanny review
I donât really know how to intro these posts anymore. âThis is a film weâve watched, hereâs what I thoughtâ is about the gist of it. This weekâs choice by Jill though is very special, Iâll give it that. Nanny Directed by: Nikyatu JusuUnited States, 2022Drama, horror, fantasyRuntime: 99 minutes Cast Anna DiopMichelle MonaghanSinqua WallsMorgan Spector Synopsis: Immigrant nanny Aisha,âŚ
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Hatching review
Hatching Directed by: Hanna BergholmFinland, 2022Drama, horror, fantasyRuntime: 91 minutes Cast Sophia HeikkiläJani VolanenSiiri SolalinnaReino Nordin Synopsis: A young gymnast, who tries desperately to please her demanding mother, discovers a strange egg. She hides it and keeps it warm, but when it hatches, what emerges shocks them all. *Minor spoilers* Tinja is a twelve-year-old gymnastâŚ
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Piggy review
Weâre back with a Free For All month which will no doubt include mostly horror because honestly, does any other genre matter? While thereâs no guarantee it will all go according to plan, I do know that our next few choices appear to be incredibly oddball which has always been the backbone of the Collab. This week we examine extreme bullying, fatphobia, fetishism and the concept of revenge.âŚ
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The Banshees of Inisherin review
Friendship, eh? Some might argue itâs the most important thing in life. In order to survive this cesspool, we need like-minded allies to keep us cackling and lend an understanding ear when needed. This weekâs film focuses on the dissolution of a long-term friendship for no discernible reason, which has to be the ultimate head fuck. Nominated for 9 Academy Awards this year, including BestâŚ
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Emergency review
Imagine your only concern on this one night is getting into as many parties as possible â and maybe taking your crush home for a good seeing to? Honestly, that sounds stressful as hell to me: several parties on the same night? Talking to your crush, let alone trying to bed them? Iâd rather stay home. But, say this is your situation â low level stakes, right? Well, what if youâre not aâŚ
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Causeway review
Causeway Directed by: Lila NeugebauerUnited States, 2022DramaRuntime: 92 minutes Cast Jennifer LawrenceBrian Tyree HenryLinda Emond Synopsis: A US soldier suffers a traumatic brain injury while fighting in Afghanistan and struggles to adjust to life back home. *Minor spoilers* Following a brain injury gained on tour in Afghanistan, U.S. soldier Lynsey (Lawrence) is propelled back to herâŚ
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The Menu review
Weâre back after a lovely December hiatus with Awards films (or those that could find themselves nominated this coming awards season). Whether this tasty black comedy actually finds itself in receipt of a statuette remains to be seen but it should be praised â not only for Anyaâs ethereal central performance but for the reasons Iâll outline poorly below. Apart from being back on the CollabâŚ
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The Wonder review
Itâs unusual not to have Florence Pugh twirling in circles in a flower crown, honestly but sometimes you have to give the benefit of the doubt and keep an open mind. I wonât give away my view of this psychological thriller in the first paragraph, but I will say that, if youâre looking for a film about sainthood and the concept of martyrdom, maybe watch Martyrs (the original) instead. Based onâŚ
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Blood Rage review
I never need an excuse to crack out the horror, obviously but this world is a trash fire and the only feasible release I can see right now is of the unhinged variety. Thankfully, we didnât have to look too far for our next dose of the deranged, although sadly it wasnât Jillâs first or even second choice. Apparently, even in the year 2022, the UK is still behind the US in terms of some filmâŚ
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Old People review
The old and infirm seem to be having a renaissance in horror right now (see X most recently) and I for one am here for it. Getting older is a terrifying prospect in itself but juxtapose that with attractive young people, a creepy AF setting, zero chill â and you get something like this German horror film. (moreâŚ)
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Hellraiser 2022 review
Us: âHalloween is overâŚâAmazon Prime, releasing the new Hellraiser without fanfare: âYou sure, hun?â This week we finally get to grips with a new Pinhead, a whole new slant on the puzzle box, ponder the yassification of our beloved Cenobites â and it feels like a very exciting time to be alive. Horror this year, in my humble opinion, has been pretty good so where does this baby fit into thatâŚ
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31 Horrors 2022 - overview
31 Horrors 2022 â overview
This Halloween we managed 27/31 horrors and Iâm pretty stoked with that. It was fun having a new theme each day which meant we did films I donât normally do when left to my own devices. I also use âweâ here because the old man was much more involved than previous years so that made it way more fun. If Iâm completely honest, outside the challenge I watched much more than 27 but Iâm sure thatâsâŚ
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Blogtober overview
I didnât exactly set October on fire but managed to post what I could, which sometimes is all you can hope for. Hereâs what we got up to: Blogtober 2022 October My Best Friendâs Exorcism Why I love Halloween 3 Creepypastas Most haunted: local edition Horror books to snuggle up with Positive Menty Attitude Sissy review Crystal Eyes review She Will review Cosy TV for spookyâŚ
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Horror in the High Desert review
Itâs with sadness we kiss goodnight to our wonderful month of horror movies, safe in the knowledge weâll no doubt watch at least one next month and then the month after that. Because you canât keep a set of spooky bitches confined to just one holiday. This week we spend time in the high desert searching for a missing person and ponder the eternal question: âWhy are you going back, you bloodyâŚ
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