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I, Frankenstein Blu-ray Review (originally published 2014)
The Underworld movies have often seemed at war with their inherently ridiculous, refusing to acknowledge it to the point of parody, more...

Gabe Powers
Jan 9, 2020


Under the Skin Blu-ray Review (originally published 2014)
Director Jonathan Glazer made a name for himself with dynamic, high-concept advertisements and music videos for Massive Attack, Jamiroquai,

Gabe Powers
Jan 8, 2020


We Are Still Here Blu-ray Review (originally published 2015)
Following the likes of Eurohorror homages, like Matthew Kennedy & Adam Brooks’ The Editor (2014), Peter Strickland’s Berberian Sound Studio

Gabe Powers
Jan 7, 2020


Starry Eyes Blu-ray Review (originally published 2015)
Internet crowd-funding is still a new enough phenomenon that its positive effects on motion pictures is too hard to measure. It’s surely...

Gabe Powers
Jan 6, 2020


Dead Snow 2 Blu-ray Review (originally published 2014)
Nazi zombie movies are prolific little subgenre that technically pre-dates George A. Romero’s flesh-eating dead (as in, the zombies of...

Gabe Powers
Jan 3, 2020


You’re Next Blu-ray Review (originally published 2013)
Like Drew Godard’s Cabin in the Woods (2011) and Jonathan Levine’s All the Boys Love Mandy Lane (2006), Adam Wingard’s You’re Next (2011/13)

Gabe Powers
Jan 2, 2020


Neon Demon Blu-ray Review (originally published 2016)
Nicolas Winding Refn doesn’t make movies for mainstream audiences. He also doesn’t make movies for grindhouse audiences and, following some

Gabe Powers
Jan 1, 2020


The Stuff Blu-ray Review (originally published 2017)
At the risk of downplaying his value as a writer and director – to read my more substantial thoughts on his earlier career, see my reviews..

Gabe Powers
Dec 31, 2019


Genre Grinder Has a YouTube Channel!
Hello everyone,
I've been told that some people enjoy listening to podcasts on YouTube, so I have created a channel and am very slowly addi

Gabe Powers
Dec 30, 2019


God Told Me To Blu-ray Review (originally published 2015)
During the ‘60s and ‘70s, New York City was a hub location for horror films, thrillers, and psychological dramas. Filmmakers like Roman...

Gabe Powers
Dec 27, 2019
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