X (2022) Film Review – X Marks the Spot

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Social Media Post Latin American Horror Double Feature

 One of my social media posts on The Banshee site. For some reason, I can't share directly from there. The Banshee is an awesome site devoted to horror in all forms.

This week’s tour of Latin America Horror cinema visits Paraguay and Brazil for two ghostly narratives from the morgue.

Morgue, 2019 Paraguay - Written and directed by Hugo Cardozo, Morgue reveals the tale of security guard Diego’s (Pablo Martinez) first night patrolling the morgue. The film provides a couple of solid jump scares but becomes mired in the shadowy areas of its environment about halfway through. There is no connection established between Diego’s guilt over accidentally killing a man and the supernatural torment he experiences. This robs the audience of watching any sort of resolution or redemption on his behalf. Morgue is available for rental on Amazon and for free on Tubi.

The Nightshifter (Morto Não Fala), 2019, Brazil - Another tale of a fellow who works in the morgue whose wrong decisions literally come back to haunt him. Dennison Ramalho directs the film from his script co-written with Cláudia Jouvin and based on a novel by Marco de Castro. Hardworking morgue attendant Stênio (Daniel de Oliveira) devotes his nights to casually conversing with the lifeless people he meets at work. When he uses secrets revealed by the corpses for revenge, he unleashes a furious phantom, calling for its own vengeance. The Nightshifter is currently streaming on Shudder and Amazon

Violation - Film Review on The Banshee

Starting out as a tense reunion between two sisters, Violation quickly blows past any expectations the viewer may have and charges into the uncharted areas of the abject.

Check it out here!

Ad Lib - Short Film Review on The Banshee!

Joseph Catté's award-winning short Ad Lib is a fantasy thriller that uses music and karaoke to tell the story of Max and Julie's troubled relationship. Everything is not as it seems and the world beyond the colorful songs is dark and dangerous and has plenty of surprises. Check out our film review here:

https://www.grimoireofhorror.com/the-banshee/ad-lib-short-2022-short-film-review/

Big Doin's

 I got an article published at another site today! For those that are interested, you can read it here.

I take a crack at reviewing classic blaxploitation horror film Sugar Hill. 

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