Tag: Canadian horror

Really Awful Movies: Ep 488 – State of the Union

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Happy Friday.

Thanks for tuning in, once again.

Today’s episode, a brief outreach about where the Really Awful Movies Podcast is heading as we progress to year’s end.

The show is nearing 500 episodes and a decade (!) in existence…so…

Seeking feedback for how or if the Really Awful Movies show should continue, and what kind of direction I should take it in.

All feedback, constructive criticism, praise, plaudits, indifference, accepted.

Feel free to reach out on Facebook’s Really Awful Movies page, by commenting on this post, or via Instagram at HorrorandAction.

Taking a short break, hope to hear from you soon and see you in the New Year.

Really Awful Movies: Ep 479 – In a Violent Nature

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This week on the show, some Canadian horror. And an IP that’s filmed in Ontario, this reviewer’s home province.

Since making waves at Sundance, In a Violent Nature is continuing to provoke discussion as it moves to Shudder.

Is it a plodding bore, or a sinister masterpiece? Are we witnessing the next Art the Clown, another addition to the Mount Rushmore of Horror occupied by Pinhead, Freddy, Jason, Michael, Norman, etc?

Listen for yourself.

 

 

Really Awful Movies: Ep 472 – Funeral Home

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Funeral Home, aka, Cries in the Night is a relatively obscure Canadian horror flick from the 80s.

It never reached the masses to the extent fellow Canuck offerings – Prom Night, Happy Birthday to Me, My Bloody Valentine, Shivers, Curtains, etc – did. And probably with good reason.

This isn’t fantastic.

Here’s a short episode of the Really Awful Movies podcast, with longer, more in-depth ones to come in the fall.

Tune in!