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 [...]
Posted in Reviews Tags: Ahab, Astron-6, Awesomesauce, Black Comedy, Cult, Exploitation, Father's Day, Fear, Flat Out Wrong, Gore, Hilarious, Holiday, horror, Monsters, nightmare fuel, Psychedelic, Punk, Radness, Slasher, Splatter, Surreal, Twink No Comments »I think I’ve mentioned that I’m really into rad artwork from time to time. Film in itself is an artform, and it’s no surprise that the whole cycle kind of inspires itself. Not only do I try to feature awesome filmmakers, but actors, composer, artists, anyone who helps to keep the cycle of excellent films [...]
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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 [...]
Posted in Reviews Tags: Adam Wingard, aliens, anthology, art, Awesomesauce, Black Comedy, Cult, Demons, Fear, Ghosts, Glenn McQuaid, Glitch, Gore, Halloween, horror, Indie, Jackass, Joe Swanberg, Murder, nightmare fuel, Obsolete Media, Plastic Mask, Psychedelic, Radio Silence, Reality, short, Slasher, Surreal, Ti West, V/H/S, Vampires No Comments »
Since receiving 1,2,3, Whiteout I’ve watched this picture many, many times. I’ve struggled to get to the heart of the film and while that created a delay in analysis, Whiteout is a very thought provoking movie that I didn’t feel comfortable with discussing until I could make sense of it. I’ve come to the consensus [...]
I like challenging films. I view movies as an art form – a particularly important art form at that – every kind of artistic discipline comes together here to create something larger than life. The definition of good art for years has been art that makes us think, that makes us feel something, that challenges [...]
Posted in Reviews Tags: Adam Rehmeier, art, Banned, black and white, Censorship, Drettie Page, Exploitation, Fear, Guinea Pig, Harassor, horror, Jeff Renfro, nightmare fuel, Psychedelic, Rodleen Getsic, sadism, Surreal, The Bunny Game, Torture No Comments »
I’m not an expert on foreign movies by any means, but I know a headtrip when I see one. Compared to such diverse series as Evil Dead and Scooby Doo, House is like a Polaroid snapshot of a bubblegum covered corpse, an odd juxtaposition of sunshine, friendship, a cannibalistic demon, blood, gore and insanity with [...]
Posted in Reviews Tags: Awesomesauce, Black Comedy, Cult, Evil Dead Meets Scooby Doo, Hausu, horror, House, Japanese, nightmare fuel, Obayashi, Psychedelic, Schoolgirl, Splatter, Surreal, White Cat No Comments »We here at Cinemaglob have a deep appreciation for the arts, and for artists everywhere working tirelessly to bring their creations to life. But a few artists tend to hit that extensive neuro-system that dwells inside our squishy membrane and deliver paroxysms of joy straight to the gooey epicenter of our brains, and Trevor Henderson [...]
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Mindcandy for the unsettled, Heartstring Marionette is another strikingly unique, visually daring and deep movie by uberector M dot Strange. I could stop right there and feel completely vindicated in leaving you with that simple sentence, but there’s more to this film than can be simply encapsulated in one turn of phrase. Come with us [...]
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As an 80′s kid, I tend to distance myself from the decade. There are a lot of people out there that are completely enraptured with the 80′s and everything about them. There was a lot of horrible, horrible shite in that decade, and thankfully 8 Bit Zombie is handpicking the most awesome parts and bringing [...]
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