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Kyle Yadlosky only cares about trash. The trippy, bizarre, DIY, and low-budget are his home. He sleeps in dumpsters and eats tinfoil. He also writes horror fiction sometimes.

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Glenn Danzig-directed Verotika will premier at Chicago’s Cinepocalypse Film Festival

Punk icon Glenn Dazig of Misfits is officially taking a stab at Rob Zombie’s throne as the-metal-musician-who-also-makes-horror-movies with his first feature, Verotika, which ...

By Kyle YadloskyFebruary 20, 20200

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The Cleaning Lady trailer has a burned face, a plastic mask, and plenty of creepy violin hits

If there’s one thing I don’t know anything about it’s music. If you play a flute and tell me it’s a full drum ...

By Kyle YadloskyFebruary 20, 20200

That non-reboot Child’s Play TV show will be slashing Syfy in 2020

With the Child’s Play reboot starring Aubrey Plaza and Mark Hamill coming out next month and looking pretty decent, I’m sure all you ...

By Kyle YadloskyFebruary 20, 20200

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Crawl trailer gives us alligator Jaws, and I can’t wait

Jaws should have always been about an alligator. This is just a fact. Alligators are gigantic meat-eating monsters that can also walk on ...

By Kyle YadloskyFebruary 20, 20200

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Trailer for Shudder original The Ranger puts punks out of their misery

Punks–they’re loud, aggressive, drug-addled, and prone to destruction. You drop a pack of them into the woods, and you’re bound to get graffiti-abused ...

By Kyle YadloskyFebruary 20, 20200

Review: Avengement

Avengement is an objectively dumb title. Yes, it’s a correct description of what occurs in the film (dude gets mad vengeance), but it’s ...

By Kyle YadloskyFebruary 20, 20200

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Trailers

Trailer for Steven Soderbergh produced Perfect is awash with techno trippy coolness

With a striking blend of cyberpunk and a sort of primal horror to its photography, Eddie Alcazar’s Perfect looks like the kind of ...

By Kyle YadloskyFebruary 20, 20200

Takashi Miike’s Cannes film First Love will see a boxer, a call girl, a cop, a yakuza, and an assassin battle it out in Tokyo

Takashi Miike, the man behind so, so, so many weird action flicks looks to be back at it with his upcoming work premiering ...

By Kyle YadloskyFebruary 20, 20200

Trailers

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Glenn Danzig-directed Verotika will premier at Chicago’s Cinepocalypse Film Festival

The Cleaning Lady trailer has a burned face, a plastic mask, and plenty of creepy violin hits

That non-reboot Child’s Play TV show will be slashing Syfy in 2020

Crawl trailer gives us alligator Jaws, and I can’t wait

Trailer for Shudder original The Ranger puts punks out of their misery

Review: Avengement

Trailer for Steven Soderbergh produced Perfect is awash with techno trippy coolness

Takashi Miike’s Cannes film First Love will see a boxer, a call girl, a cop, a yakuza, and an assassin battle it out in Tokyo

Will Smith throws a motorcycle at Will Smith in first Gemini Man trailer

Nicolas Cage gets gangland vengeance in A Score to Settle

VelociPastor trailer and poster make me cry Jurassic tears of joy

First image of Willem Dafoe and Robert Pattinson in Robert Eggers’ The Lighthouse could be a cologne advertisement

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