Ok, so I’ve been toying with the idea of throwing a few curveballs around here at the old Glob, simply due to the fact that every once in a while I get around to enjoying something that isn’t a film, but IS related to Cinema, and wouldn’t be to out of place here. We’re going [...]
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Piracy. It’s killing the indie scene. Or at least according to this fresh new trailer for Don Coscarelli and Paul Giamatti’s epic take on David Wong’s genre-bending novel John Dies at the End. If you haven’t had a chance to check it out yet, you can rent the film from iTunes, Amazon or any other [...]
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Hellbots. Katana blades. War. Cyberpunk-dystopia-supreme. Demonic first impressions going down like lead balloons. One hero must rise from the ashes of humanity, forged in the retro-futuristic technology of 198X to save us from the foulest evil of the darkest depths of hell and banal, idiotic mainstream entertainment. Welcome to Manborg, the newest addition to the [...]
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At some point around the time vacuum that was Thanksgiving/Black Friday, I received a message from one Tim Willis. He had included some artwork that pulled me out of my tryptophan induced glutton-coma and my mind was blown. If you aren’t familiar with vector artwork, google it and behold the insane amount of this legion [...]
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I’ve been away trying to purchase a home and learning to juggle more responsibilities than I ever thought I’d be capable of. The review list is getting longer and longer, but meanwhile the film world marcheth onward. We’ll get caught up soon, but right now we’re gonna be kind and rewind to last Summer before [...]
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Back momentarily with some good news! Before I scurry off into the darkness while I try to get some projects under control, I need to alert you to the most excellent weekend you could have this Friday through Sunday – it’s time once more for the Dark Carnival Film Festival at the historic Buskirk Chumley [...]
Posted in News Tags: Atomic Age Cinema, Awesomesauce, Black Comedy, Bloomington, Coming Soon, Cult, Dark Carnival Film Festival, Exploitation, Fear, Film Festival, Gore, Halloween, horror, Horror Film Festival, Indie, Monsters, nightmare fuel, October, Radness, Sammy Terry, short, Slasher, Splatter, Surreal, Zombies No Comments »I don’t know if other reviewers or critics go back and publicly acknowledge that they’ve put their foot in their mouth or were wrong. I have no problem contradicting myself or admitting I got carried away with a careless generalization. I think it was John Lydon who said the singer must eat shit in rehearsals [...]
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The abomination of criticism that is Cinemaglob and my maniacal obsession to see films no one else has is borne from a lifetime spent with a dense lineup of highly diverse movies on almost constant rotation. It begins at the end of the VHS era. Once upon a time, my family had a four channel [...]
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The Exorcist, director William Friedkin and screenwriter/producer William Peter Blatty’s tale of a priest and a demon fighting for the soul of an innocent, is widely hailed as the outright most terrifying film in existence. Hmm. Ellen Burstyn, Jason Miller, Lee J. Cobb, the always epic Max Von Sydow, and the adorable Linda Blair in [...]
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I previously touched on my delight for this movie when I debuted the trailer for Second Self, and while getting organized and answering messages, it came screaming through to my frontal lobe and I felt the need to expound a little further and share with you my borderline-inappropriate feelings for the fantastically depraved movie Ironhorse. One [...]
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