The Spooky World of Chris Ringler
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If there is one pet peeve I have over all others in found footage movies it's when they suddenly switch narrative techniques. The movie will begin as found footage and then reach a point where it's suddenly a traditionally shot film. It drives me CRAZY! Now, you can make a movie in whatever style you… Continue reading Found Footage Review – THE GHOST IN THE DARKNESS
While I have certainly slowed down as life has gotten fuller, I have been a book lover since I was a kiddo. From the weird board books I fell in love with to the Encyclopedia Brown mysteries I tore through before I started reading more adult books, I loved to read. Heck, I still think… Continue reading Books That Inspired Me
Influencer culture and Vloggers are having their moment in found footage, that's for sure. I have mentioned before how found footage movies seem to have cycles that reflect what's happening in the culture. Vloggers and Influencers seem like a really good "in" for found footage because these are folks who are always streaming and filming,… Continue reading Found Footage Review – DON’T PEEK
Listen along and hear all about the Flint Short Film Freak Out, a short horror film festival in Flint, MI, featuring short films from around the world. Learn more at - https://filmfreeway.com/FlintShortFilmFreakout.
There is something confounding about the TERRIFIER franchise. Here, we have three movies made independently, in the way the director intended, and managing to speak to their audience while still maintaining their identity. With villain Art the Clown, we see a modern horror icon becoming an instant legend, and it’s a well-earned title. We are… Continue reading You’ve Entered the TERRIFIER – Talking About the “Terrifier” Franchise
A short solo episode in which I talk about the idea of ownership and feeling as if you own something just because you've lived with it in your life.
In a world gone mad, all you can do is fight to keep your sanity.
THE MEDIUM is a chilling faux-documentary horror film about a woman, the medium, who claims to host a powerful deity. As her niece begins to show troubling signs, a darker presence emerges. The film explores themes of legacy, faith, and revenge, filled with tension and impressive performances, making it a must-watch for horror fans.
Join me for a great conversation with David A. Guster and Kate Anderson-Song as we talk about their work on the short film "Bloodsuckers of Bushwick", acting, and film.
The film "ITS NAME WAS MORMO" offers a solid premise but suffers from significant logical inconsistencies that detract from the experience. A family's discovery of a cursed box leads to eerie occurrences, yet their continued interaction with it feels implausible. Despite strong atmosphere and performances, particularly from the young actress, the film fails to deliver a satisfactory conclusion.
The author, a fan of found footage films, shares a quest for noteworthy entries in the genre. While acknowledging the abundance of poorly made films, they highlight ten exemplary titles, including "Blair Witch Project" and "REC," that capture the unique allure of found footage storytelling, blending horror, emotion, and creativity.
In this podcast, poet, artist, and musician Glen Birdsall discusses poetry, art, and creativity, with a special focus on the city of Flint. Listeners can explore Glen's artistic works, which are available for purchase on Amazon.com. The conversation highlights the interplay between art and urban life.
In a re-watch of HOSTEL and HOSTEL 2, I found great ideas, some fumbled execution, and a lack of torture porn.
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