The glorious gore effects were courtesy of Fred Vogel’s Toetag Pictures production studio and Vogel himself even cameos in the film.

Smoothen Silky: Demon Fighting Pimp is a must read for blaxploitation fans and horror fans alike.

Dreaming Purple Neon wasn’t released by Troma but given the copious amounts of low budget gore, nudity and general cheesiness, it’s something that could’ve fit right into their catalog.

Mandy is overwhelmingly a campy revenge thriller that celebrates the unique Cage-ness of Nicolas Cage’s more unhinged, bizarre performances.

From a structural standpoint, you never get a great sense of where Peppermint is going after that 45-minute mark.

But what saves it, what always makes The Flash my favorite of the Arrowverse, is that it almost doesn’t even matter what the plot is.

The Happytime Murders has been slammed by many Muppet-centric fan sites as being way too vulgar and shocking.

In indie horror short film, Heartless, our dear killer knows the rules of getting away with murder, but will she?

If Amazon can reproduce the immersive quality of Stålenhag’s paintings, Loop should raise a following.

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