Shock-A-Go-Go Film Festival 5 of 5
Q&A Brian Yuzna and Evan Richards
Seen this so many times in the theater now and never get tired of it.
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1993
Shock-A-Go-Go Film Festival 4 of 5
guests Brian Yuzna, J. Trevor Edmond, Dana Lee, and John Penney
I'm such a fan of sequels that completely do their own thing, and somehow, this is a such a heartfelt, beautiful movie with super grounded performances in a crazy world. Definitely the second best ROTLD.
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1993
Shock-A-Go-Go Film Festival 4 of 5
guests Brian Yuzna, J. Trevor Edmond, Dana Lee, and John Penney
I'm such a fan of sequels that completely do their own thing, and somehow, this is a such a heartfelt, beautiful movie with super grounded performances in a crazy world. Definitely the second best ROTLD.
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2024
I kind of loved this. I think it will probably struggle a little bit to find an audience because it's really trying to merge 70s Italian horror cinema with modern Blumhouse sensibilities. I suspect fans of the former will lose it a little on the latter and fans of the latter will lose it a little on the former. I'm on the 70s Italian cinema side, but I was willing to accept it on its own and jump scares.…
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2025
Preview screening via Beyond Fest with Osgood intro: www.youtube.com/watch?v=xmeIewvMXMA
We signed an NDA, but then they told us to talk about it, so I'm confused, but I'll just say I really dug it.
It's wildly cartoonish, but also tackling serious themes about intergenerational trauma, tragedy, and mass casualty.
He never makes his movies easy for the audience, but he makes them great, and I love it.
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2024
I kind of loved this. I think it will probably struggle a little bit to find an audience because it's really trying to merge 70s Italian horror cinema with modern Blumhouse sensibilities. I suspect fans of the former will lose it a little on the latter and fans of the latter will lose it a little on the former. I'm on the 70s Italian cinema side, but I was willing to accept it on its own and jump scares.…
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2025
Preview screening via Beyond Fest with Osgood intro: www.youtube.com/watch?v=xmeIewvMXMA
We signed an NDA, but then they told us to talk about it, so I'm confused, but I'll just say I really dug it.
It's wildly cartoonish, but also tackling serious themes about intergenerational trauma, tragedy, and mass casualty.
He never makes his movies easy for the audience, but he makes them great, and I love it.
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