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7 Shades, a Supernatural Western Comic Miniseries, Reviewed
A Hellbilly Spaghetti Western with dark supernatural horror? No, I didn't think it was something I was missing in my life either, but now I need more. Peter Rogers and David Clifford deliver a real standout with the Deadstar published 7 Shades.…
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Mary Review
Director: Michael Goi Cast: Gary Oldman & Emily Mortimer David and Sarah's marriage is rocky after she has an affair. Seeking to save their relationship and make a go of a business of his own, David buys a boat at auction only to discover that…
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Wounds
Director: Babak Anvari Cast: Armie Hammer, Dakota Johnson, Zazie Beetz & Karl Glusman Under the Shadow director Babak Anvari makes his English language debut with this Netflix original, and its a pretty intense 90…
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The Dead Center
Director: Billy Senese Cast: Shane Carruth, Poorna Jagannathan & Jeremy Childs It's always a real pleasure to stumble across a gem like this every now and again. I saw it mentioned in a Twitter conversation months ago and after Googling…
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Rattlesnake
Director: Zak Hilditch Cast: Carmen Ejogo, Theo Rossi & Emma Greenwell What would you do to save the life of a loved one? Kill for them? That's the question at the heart of Rattlesnake, a middling supernatural tale that plods rather than…
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Ghost Island 1-5 Reviewed
Agatha Christie meets Jurassic Park story with art as unnerving as a Junji Ito manga? Joseph Olivera, Anabela Turlione and Justin Birch deliver these elements and much more with the black and white supernatural-thriller Ghost Island. With the…
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Murder Most Mundane, Reviewed
Midsummer Murder meets Black Mirror with graphic horror? You should check out Murder Most Mundane by Ash Deadman, Clark Bint, Edward Bently and Robin Jones. For those still in the mood for great horror, and those always in the mood, I offer…
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The Horror Guy Reviews... Rabid
Rabid Cast: Laura Vandervoort & Stephen Huszar Directors: Jen & Sylvia Soska Rabid 2019 is a slick looking film, full of vibrant colours, apt gore and nods to the master himself, David Cronenberg. The latter is less than subtle, but…
