Foreign horrors often benefit from cultural unfamiliarity. Bunny the Killer Thing (2015) is one such film. Not that it’s unwatchable by any means, but it carries with it a kind of societal advantage of not being set on these shores, upping the interest level that might not otherwise have been there. A raunchy Finnish horror/comedy (with English and Finnish breezilyContinue reading “Bunny the Killer Thing”
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Chillerama
A doddering projectionist declares “nobody cares for magic anymore” in Chillerama, this paean to the movie drive-in, a phenomenon which debuted in 1933 for 25 cents a car in Camden New Jersey, across the river from Philadelphia. It’s a film meant to conjure up the magic of the experience, which to horror fans meant the 70s, chronicledContinue reading “Chillerama”
