
Steph Cannon
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Jul 14, 2024 |
horrorbuzz.com | Steph Cannon
In the plethora of horror subgenres out there today, one of the newer (and stranger) subjects is the “inanimate object comes to life and goes on a killing spree” fad. This started, mainly, with 2010’s Rubber, about a killer tire wreaking havoc, which has garnered divisive reviews but also managed to gain a cult following. Sometimes, an overtly campy storyline in horror can work beautifully, but only if it’s clear that the intent is more for laughs and less for chills.
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Jun 25, 2024 |
horrorbuzz.com | Steph Cannon
Cults have been a twisted object of media fascination for decades. Going back as far as the ‘70’s (and, truthfully, even older than that), thorough examinations of their leaders, practices, and beliefs have been detailed in documentaries and literature. Inverted, written and directed by Tristan Clay, takes a deep dive into one religious cult, and their disturbing practices and rituals.
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Jun 21, 2024 |
horrorbuzz.com | Steph Cannon
Independent films can, at times, make for a tough review. More often than not, the filmmakers are producing content from a budget they have worked hard for, and therefore, there’s a certain sense of leeway given to what they are able to accomplish. At the same time, that can’t give creators a free pass from criticism, or scrutiny, from what it is that they have made. The Lost Mantle of Elijah, written and directed by Lewis Critchley, is an example of such an indie film.
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May 18, 2024 |
horrorbuzz.com | Michael Rich |Steph Cannon
In the digital age, we’ve reached a level of voyeurism that at times can cross the boundaries of morality. This exists most disturbingly within the dark web, where troubling content can be found for anyone to view. The Queue, a short film written and directed by Michael Rich, examines the depths of the depravity of humans, both those who carry out atrocities, and those who desire to view it. Burt Bulos plays Cole, who has his first overnight shift as an internet content moderator.
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May 10, 2024 |
horrorbuzz.com | John Gee |Steph Cannon
For many of us, part of our daily routine involves stepping outside our homes for a variety of reasons – be it for our jobs, for appointments, or to send our kids off to school or activities. It’s a normal, repetitive aspect of human existence to have to cross the threshold of our private domiciles and interact with the outside world. What happens, though, when the mere thought of this aspect becomes something of paralyzing, all-consuming fear?
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