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Artik REVIEW – Existential Brutality
This is indie horror at its arthouse best.
JoinedFebruary 17, 2017
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Patrick King has had short stories, essays, and a novel published in various places online and in print. As P.S. King, he’s had two short film scripts produced. He writes film reviews for TheRetroSet.com, Battleroyalewithcheese.com and Mugwumpcorporation.com.
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Luz REVIEW – Visually Stunning Abstract Body Horror
This one's a hell of a trip.
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Night Of The Creeps BLU-RAY REVIEW – Zombies, Slugs, and Blowtorches
A special edition of this very fun 80's horror-comedy is out now from Scream Factory.
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Starfish REVIEW – Monsters, Mourning And The End Of The World
Starfish is one of the more unique arthouse genre films in recent memory
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Notes From A Journey REVIEW – A Visionary Travelogue
Daniel Fawcett and Clara Pais take us on a road trip through the unconscious
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The Haunting of Sharon Tate REVIEW – Existential Exploitation
A quirky film with some metaphysical things to say.
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Camp Death III in 2D! (2019) REVIEW – As Subtle As A Thumb To The Eye
"Camp Death III in 2D! has a way of testing just how many poop jokes you can actually tolerate. Turns out I can take about three."
Single White Female (1992) BLU-RAY REVIEW – An Unusual 90s Thriller
Despite the film's very outdated portrayal of borderline personality disorder, there's a lot of fun to be had here.
Wren Boys (2018) REVIEW – A Moving Slice of Life
Wren Boys packs a lot of drama and emotion in its short ten minute run time.
