Tag: hooptober10
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Hooptober 10.0 – The Suspicious Death of a Minor (1975)
Being Film #14 for Hooptober 2023 And so I come to end of my giallo journey with Sergio Martino, whose films I started digging into back in May when I went on a spree with the Italian killer flicks. The Suspicious Death of a Minor was the last of Martino’s films to really have anything…
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Hooptober 10.0 – Bones and All (2022)
Being Film #13 for Hooptober 2023 The first 10 minutes of Bones and All were excruciating, the anticipation based on the trailers and summary folding in with director Luca Guadagnino’s camera to create a sense of dead that had me pause the film at least three time before the inciting “incident” that kicks the film…
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Hooptober 10.0 – The Moleman of Belmont Avenue (2011)
Being Film #12 for Hooptober 2023 You probably know what to expect with a title like The Moleman of Belmont Avenue. This is a low budget horror comedy that strives to be silly but does so at the expense of characters we actually care about. I wish I liked it more: the leads (who also…
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Hooptober 10.0 – The Revenge of Frankenstein (1958)
Being Film #11 for Hooptober 2023 Peter Cushing is the greatest. That’s it, that’s the review. You shouldn’t more than the fact that Cushing stars in The Revenge of Frankenstein to immediately watch if (if you haven’t already). A sequel to The Curse of Frankenstein, the film that really put Hammer on the map for…
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Hooptober 10.0 – Saloum (2021)
Being Film #10 for Hooptober 2023 Let’s face it: for a streaming service Shudder has some of the best curation you can get. You might not think a film is horrific enough for a horror channel, but you’re always getting something interesting. I’ll take the latter any day, and Saloum is a great example of…
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Hooptober 10.0 – Mad Love (1935)
Being Film #9 for Hooptober 2023 Every few years I come back to Mad Love, the creepy dream horror that landed Petter Lorre in front of the majority of US moviegoers and served as the final feature outing as a director for cinematic genius Karl Freund. The film holds a special place in my heart:…