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Episode 141 – Infinity Pool

February 12, 2023Body Horror, Horror Comedy, New Release, Theatrical Release, UncategorizedAlexander Skarsgard, Apocalypse Now, Brandon Cronenberg, Crimes of the Future, Heart of Darkness, Kill List, Living with Yourself, Mia Goth, Possessor, Seconds (1966), Soma, The Neon Demon, Wake in Frightshockdoctors

Brandon Cronenberg adds another strong entry to his weird and unsettling oeuvre, while Mia Goth gives her third standout horror performance in the space of ten months.

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Episode 103 – Last Night in Soho

November 14, 2021New Release, Period Piece, Theatrical Release60s Nostalgia, Anya Taylor-Joy, Black Swan, Deep Red, Diana Rigg, Edgar Wright, Giallo, Hag Horror, Matt Smith, Moonlight Man, Repulsion, Shadow Men, Teen Spirit, Terence Stamp, The Neon Demon, Thomasin McKenzieshockdoctors

Last Night in Soho wastes an imperfect but engaging opening stretch by dissolving into a featureless morass of shadow men and a climax that is bone-deep bad.

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Episode 68 – The Craft: Legacy

January 26, 2021New Release, Remake, Sequel, VOD ReleaseCailee Spaeny, Cam, David Duchovny, Michelle Monaghan, Practical Magic, Soft Reboot, The Craft, The Neon Demon, The Witches of Eastwick, Witches, Zoe Lister-Jonesshockdoctors

While the film’s message of (trans-inclusive) female empowerment is certainly more enlightened than the “women can’t handle ultimate power” implications of the 1996 original, The Craft: Legacy also loses much of its predecessor’s trashy fun, and doesn’t replace it with much else.

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