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Review: Heartbeat (2020)

July 12, 2020November 8, 2020 Jim Morazzini Chris Spinelli, Cinema Epoch, Giallo, Gregory Hatanaka, Heartbeat, Horror Film, Movie Review, Nicole D Angelo, Sarah Brine, Scott Butler, Shane Ryan, Thriller

You have to respect a film that can work a protective housecat and clips from Master of the Flying Guillotine into its plot.

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Review: CHOKE (2020)

May 29, 2020January 3, 2021 Jim Morazzini Choke, Cinema Epoch, Drama, Gregory Hatanaka, Horror Movie, Lisa London, Movie Review, Sarah Brine, Scott Butler, Shane Ryan

Choke isn’t so much a horror film as a character study of three very fucked up people, one of whom happens to be a serial killer.

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Review: FROZEN SASQUATCH (2018)

August 30, 2019June 16, 2020 Jim Morazzini Cinema Epoch, Frozen Sasquatch, Horror Movie, Jamie Morgan, Mark Polonia, Monster Movie, Movie Review, Natalie Hallead, Steve Diasparra, Titus Himmelberger

I recently reviewed Deadly Playthings from Mark Polonia. It’s an effective entry into the low/no budget killer doll genre. I

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Review: SNIPER CORPSE (2019)

August 10, 2019June 13, 2020 Jim Morazzini British Horror, British Movie, Cinema Epoch, Corpse Sniper, Eleri Jones, Horror Movie, Keith R. Robinson, Movie Review, Other Dimension Films, Sniper Corpse, Tony Eccles

It’s no classic, but Sniper Corpse is an engaging film that’s a lot better than it really has any right to be.

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Review: DELUSION (2016)

January 20, 2018September 4, 2020 Jim Morazzini Carlyne Fournier, Christopher Di Nunzio, Cinema Epoch, David Graziano, DELUSION, Film Noir, Horror, Indie Films, Indie Horror, Irina Peligrad, Jami Tennille, Justin Thibault, Kris Salvi, Movie Review, Succubus

DELUSION (2016) Since 2009 writer/director Christopher Di Nunzio has produced a considerable body of work, (six shorts and four features)