#NowWatching Terror Tuesday Japanese V-Cinema Double Feature! Biotherapy and Guzoo, The Thing Forsaken by God - thx Alamo Drafthouse NYC - thoughts below:

SPL 2 Dir: Cheang Pou-soi 2015 #NowWatching #FUbruary Closing out FUbruary a day late, oh well 🤣 SPL 2 has a great story, tremendous action and is an all around awesome film!

Talky middle gums up the pace, but after seeing Necrostorm’s films, rewatching Adam Chaplin confirmed it as their strongest narratively after Infidus. Fist of the North Star’s super punches x Story of Ricky’s ultra-splatter, but also the closest thing to live action The Darkness

Received these pictures today from the filmmaker. Fortunately, we will be able to save this over at Terror Vision. This film is essentially lost to time and has only had a release in Australia but we are going to fix that soon. Another film saved from extinction.

Watched Arachnid (2001) 3 big names in Horror dir: Jack (The Hidden) Sholder, producer Brian Yuzna & FX legend Steve Johnson came together to make this at times entertaining trash fest. It's a fun little monster flick with some not bad practical FX mixed with some truly bad CGI👍

NIGHT IN PARADISE Dir: Park Hoon-jung 2020 #NowWatching God damn! Beachside neo-noir, Sonatine-esque crime thriller from, where else, South Korea. Fucking beautiful film peppered with moments of shocking violence. Soul-crushing poetry. Highly recommended!

FURIE Dir: Lê Văn Kiệt 2019 #NowWatching Veronica Ngo flips into beast mode and unleashes a barrage of martial arts on traffickers that kidnapped her daughter. God damn I really liked this one. It's a pretty basic plot but serves as a platter for all sorts of ass stomping!

Critics Destroyed 3000 Miles to Graceland when it came out, but I came for : -Kurt Russell replaying Elvis -Costner as Alpha Evil Elvis with a glorious cape -Bokem Woodbine as Black Elvis with sideburns - heavy squibs & muzzle fire -Filmmaker on uncut Coke Lo,, I was happy.

The very atmospheric CURSES OF THE WITCH (1927) is the first Finnish horror movie and it promptly establishes Finland’s brand of frigid folk horror. It deals with a taboo subject matter with tact and has a small dose of witchery for good measure. A minor silent gem.

Here's a scene from the recently released Blu-Ray from 88 Films and EUREKA "Magnificent Warriors(1987)" Starring Michelle Yeoh. My video on this release comparing the DVDs and Blu-Ray is up on the channel, sub if ya haven't. youtube.com/watch?v=kRmDcD…

I knew it would be the dark horse this year but wow! Congrats👏

A brand new episode of THE THIRD WINDOW FILMS PODCAST is out now! This month we talk all about renaissance man TADANOBU ASANO and his incredible range of work. We also cover our latest releases of ELECTRIC DRAGON 80.000v and PUNK SAMURAI! Listen here now linktr.ee/BenjyBox

Watched Thirst (2009) finally got to see this & it was different than what I was expecting although it does have moments of wince inducing gore & dread it's actually a pretty funny film (in it's own dark way) & the way the relationship plays out gives it a Hitchcockian feel👍

Watched Scream VI (2023) I mean if you're looking for some originality in your horror look elsewhere it's basically step for step the same thing the series has provided 5 times before but in saying that it's a fun fast little slasher and setting it in NY gives it a fresh look👍

Watched Onibaba (1964) what a film! it's somewhat hard to describe exactly what genre this is mixing horror, noir thriller with religious and anti war subtext all shot beautifully in black and white with an almost expressionist arthouse styling. It's one of a kind recommended!👍

#NowWatching Sonny and Jed (1972) - delightful Corbucci spag western take on Bonnie and Clyde with a banging Morricone theme. Susan George and Telly Savalas are very good, but Tomas Milian really is one of the greatest movie dirtbags of all time - he’s so good at these roles.

Way less Jason than I remembered in Part 2. In the wake of re-evaluating the original, this now came across as the weaker of the two. An attempt to repeat the slasher mystery of the first film, only with meaner kills and a sack-head stalker emerging in the final act

#NowWatching Stanley Tong’s POLICE STORY 3: SUPERCOP. Despite absolutely loving the first two I’ve never actually seen this one before. After Michelle Yeoh’s monumental win last night I thought I better change that asap! I always love me some Jackie Chan! #HongKong #MichelleYeoh

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