Oh, what can possibly be said about The Human Centipede other than “gross and disturbing?” If you’re at all into the weird and unsettling than you have no doubt heard of this film. It falls directly into the category of what I like to call Grotesque European Cinema. With that…
. 2nd Edition. Steven P. Unger. New York: World Audience, Inc., 2010. 273 pages. So…it’s a vampire book? Close, it’s a book about a vampire book. Scratch that – a book about the vampire book. Twilight can suck it. Pun intended. More than just an extensive, and well-informed, evaluation of…
Not enough nuclear holocaust in your life? Feeling a bit bored with an everyday, boring civilized existence? Then I’ve got the solution: Sprouting tension practically from the opening credits, we are immediately thrust into following the journey of a small group of survivors that are taking refuge in a…
Have you been saying to yourself lately, “I’d really like to see an 80’s-style horror flick with gruesome deaths, sex, and an intriguing story line”? Even if you haven’t, is worth the ticket price. In a tried and true Craven/Carpenter-esque style, Joss Whedon and Drew Goddard bring us a complex…
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Featuring movie essays from the Head Monsters of SML and others that explore our love for horror cinema! Published by the Collinsport Historical Society.
