All you need to know is in the title. We follow the exploits of an “Engineer Hunter” in the madcap and bloody world of the future, where the Tokyo Police are privatized and brutal, hunting mutants who grow weapons from damaged body parts. It’s as crazy as it sounds.
If you liked the idea behind The Shining, I think you’ll find much to love in The Canal.
My buddy Craig recommended I watch 2014’s Creep without reading anything about it first. Seemed like a good way to kick off a month of horror films.
We chose this film to finish up our month of notorious #2’s because Hooper and Co. decided to go a completely different direction with a wacky, gory comedy, instead of the shocking straight horror style of the original (which did, truth be told, have its own darkly comedic moments).
Who’d have thought I’d end up with another satanic cult movie? 2009’s The House of the Devil has some great poster art. It concerns a...
The first appearance of Jason as the killer requires a few leaps in logic and plausibility, but it did set up one of the most iconic movie villains and longest-running horror franchises in the business. It also makes for a charmingly dated and tame summer camp slasher movie, which we only realized upon revisit.
