{Panic Fest} Synchronic
You’ve opened up your mind’s front door…What did you go[…]
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The Horror Pod Class Season 3 Episode 16: Panic Fest, Extra Ordinary and The Lodge
Welcome to the Junior Year Episode 15 of the Horror[…]
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(Panic Fest Review)The Swerve
The horrors of suburban regularity and desperation are put on[…]
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(Panic Fest) Disappearance At Clifton Hill-Review
Disappearance At Clifton Hill delivers a killer twist and a[…]
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Did You Put a Tape in That? – VHYes (2019)
If that’s all VHYes had been—a series of slowly-dissolving skits skewering (and celebrating) late-night TV and analog nostalgia—it would still be a crowd-pleasing festival favorite. But its final moments transform it into something more, abruptly pulling tight threads that you hadn’t even noticed it laying down to create a haunting and heartfelt film that will stick with you long after you stop watching—if you ever really do.
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{Panic Fest} Movie Review The Perished
The Perished is not a perfect film. But it makes an attempt. It wants to have a dialogue and right now at this point in time. Attempting to have a dialogue might be the most important thing.
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{Panic Fest} Movie Review The Cleansing Hour
When I saw The Cleansing Hour as a short a[…]
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(Panic Fest) Movie Review The New End
A vicious dystopian nightmare, The New End shows the cruelty of powerful men and the fragility of the pure. It is a beautiful, brutal fable.
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{Panic Fest} Movie Review Moving ‘Beyond the Woods’
The first film we took in at Panic Fest took[…]
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{Panic Fest Movie Review} Greenlight (2020) A Little Bit of Giallo in Hollywood
If I am being perfectly honest sometimes I find movies about making movies a bit mastabatory. Its precisely why I hope Parasite wins best picture and I just kind of liked Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. Greenlight’s description sets it up to be one of those movies. It’s definitely not. Sure its a movie about the film industry but unlike other similarly themed movies it doesn’t take itself overly serious and those rounded edges make the movie a ton of fun to watch.
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