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This week, The Black Phone.
From the director of the Ethan Hawke-starrer, Sinister, this is one of the better Blumhouse productions (not saying much, to be fair).
On this episode, a dissection of the at times quite excellent horror/thriller.
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To the 80s we go, and investigating another backwoods horror film, The Forest.
A micro-budget affair, this one sees California hikers set upon at a remote park in the Sierra Nevada mountains.
But this isn’t your run-of-the-mill slasher. No, it’s a multi-genre horror extravaganza!
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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.
