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Southern Noir ‘The Hollow’ Out on VOD and Theaters
From writer and director Miles Doleac comes The Hollow, a southern noir crime drama about a shady small town in Mississippi where a series of murders plague the religious, and seemingly conservative, town. The film is described as a cross between Twin Peaks and the Coen Brothers’ neo-noir thriller Blood Simple Released by Uncork’d Entertainment the film stars James Callis, from this year’s Bridget...[Read More]
REVIEW: “She Who Must Burn”
Every once in a while a film comes along with an incredibly griping tale that utilizes intense thematic matter to touch a nerve. She Who Must Burn is 2016’s film to do that. This review is going to be tough to write due to the emotional response it drew, as the film set out to do. Larry Kent directs this Palama Films and Midnight Releasing film that sets itself in reality with an all too familiar ...[Read More]
Review: ‘Meat,’ An Honest Exploration of Sexuality
Artsploitation, a distribution company hell bent in finding and cultivating the absolutely best, strange, and the most “challenging of international genre films” brings us the long overdue Dutch film Meat. Despite the film’s festival circuit run since 2010, it is just now releasing on Home Video and VOD platforms, nearly six years later. However, don’t let that deter you from watching Meat, a film...[Read More]
Ghoul About Town: Miss Sandy and ‘Freak Show! at CIA in NoHo
Ghoul About Townare monthly adventures of all the haunted, spooky, and horrific events in and around Los Angeles. At the helm of such a macabre journey isMiss Sandy Satan In the month of everything spooky, eerie, and macabre, Miss Sandy Satan heads out to North Hollywood and the CIA (California Institute of Abnormalarts), for a night of gaudy and bombastic fun. Her experiences are chronicled here ...[Read More]