Next of Kin
In this week’s episode, Todd and Craig delve into the 1982 Australian horror film, ‘Next of Kin.’ Directed by Tony Williams and praised by Quentin...
In this week’s episode, Todd and Craig delve into the 1982 Australian horror film, ‘Next of Kin.’ Directed by Tony Williams and praised by Quentin...
We discuss the notable careers of Gale, best known for his portrayal of Chucky in the Child’s Play franchise, and Snow, the composer behind iconic TV themes like The X-Files. We review the film’s plot, characters, and special effects, while also reflecting on its place in the horror genre. Join us on this strange ride through the eerie world of killer dolls and indigenous devil babies that drink the blood of children. Don’t forget to leave your thoughts and comments; we’d love to hear what you think!
We explore Yulin’s illustrious career, his significant yet underrated roles, and his impact on Hollywood. We also dissect the plot, discuss the film’s eerie similarities to ‘A Nightmare on Elm Street,’ and reflect on its production and cast. Don’t miss out on this deep dive into an overlooked 80’s horror and a talented actor’s legacy.
While we had wildly different takes on this, we discuss the significance of 1980s horror films, the film’s reception, and its symbolism at a stormy time in Korean cinema. We share our varying perspectives on the movie’s artistic approach, ambiguity, and psychological intensity. Tune in to hear the history of this well-regarded, yet controversial, film.
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We discuss the film’s storied history, from its troubled release to the rediscovery of lost footage that led to the creation of the director’s cut. We also share our own impressions and thoughts on the movie, the characters, and the visual effects. If you’re a fan of Clive Barker, horror films, or just curious about ‘Night Breed,’ you won’t want to miss this episode. Join us as we unravel the complexities and delve into the world of Midian. Don’t forget to leave your thoughts and comments; we’d love to hear what you think!