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Dogged, 2017. 7/10

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Monster X, 2017. 6/10

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Donkey Punch, 2008. 5/10

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Evidence 2012

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Cat Sick Blues, 2016. 10/10




Ghostland, 2018. 8/10




Trash Fire, 2016. 8/10

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Insidious

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Terrifier (2017).

Well, I just saw this a little while after checking out "All Hallows Eve".
I thought both of them were ok.
This one felt a bit more like a "real" film than the loose almost anthology-esqe effort of the first one.
I don't find clowns scary.
I appreciated the more structured film this time around.
Loved that Art actually finds his murderous acts enjoyable and funny.
Though yeah I think it gets talked up a bit...I guess films like this don't come out too often so the style of yesteryear appeals.
I *hope* the twist was meant to be obvious?
I'd be interested in seeing something of an origin or explanation film...I have to admit it evoked some interest as to just how human Art was, or was not.
It's interesting enough I suppose. Felt a bit cheap and gritty though I imagine that was the intention.
All in all not bad, though I don't really find it all that deserving of the praise it seems to get thrown upon it.

Good example (to me) of a similar style of film would be CREEP from 2004, or MANIAC if you like throwbacks.

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Ruin Me, 2017. 7/10

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Electric Nostalgia, 2016. 7/10

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Originally Posted by DeadbeatAtDawn

Who's Watching Oliver, 2018. 9/10.



Russell Geoffrey Banks makes this movie. His performance is outstanding. He makes Oliver real. Iv'e never seen anything like this, perhaps when Bill Oberst Jr. plays his roles, thats saying something. Vodded. Pre ordered and rewatched. My cinematic life is perfect right now.

I MUST see this.