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  • Features

    Bleeding Skull 50: The Best Shot-On-Video Films

    Every film is a travelogue. From Douglas Sirk’s Technicolor melodramas to Doris Wishman’s paperback gutter-noirs, all movies are mini-vacations that enable us to escape the real world and revitalize our souls.…

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    Exquisites 2021: Films of the Year

    One day we’ll all look back at 2021 with fondness. Instead of remembering the pandemic’s unnecessary sequel, we’ll remember how we spent most of the year still “stuck” inside researching and…

  • Reviews

    Demon Monkey (1988)

    Let’s talk about monkeys. They have opposable thumbs! They use tools! They cuddle! They laugh! They stress eat! Monkeys are just like us! Like, literally. We share 97% of our DNA.…

  • Reviews

    A Nightmare on Drug Street (1989)

    In fourth grade, a police officer came to our class to teach us about drugs. They’re illegal! They’re dangerous! They’re addictive! They will absolutely, without a doubt kill you! Just one…

  • Features

    Shorts That Tore Our Heads Off: Volume 4

    Short films are like Hi-Chews — bite-size flavor explosions that should be savored before moving onto the next one, and the one after that. Given the bottomless well of compelling shorts…

  • Home Video Catalog

    BOARDINGHOUSE (AGFA-033)

    AGFA + Bleeding Skull was a collaboration with our friends at the American Genre Film Archive (AGFA) from 2018-22. Purchase the Boardinghouse Special Edition Blu-ray here. Nothing can prepare you for…

  • Reviews

    Beware! The Vanishing Family (2021)

    In the song “Back3School” by Porches, the start of a new school year is used as a metaphor for rebirth as an adult. It’s a simple, heartfelt sentiment wrapped in 127…

  • Reviews

    NightScream (1997)

    The year is 1997. It’s been six years since Twin Peaks has gone off the air, but its influence is still present. There’s a string of shows and very special episodes with a…

  • Reviews

    Corruption of the Damned (1966)

    The Odyssey is about a man who’s just trying to get back home to his wife. Along the way there are giant cannibals, one-eyed monsters, and sexy ladies who sing to…

  • Reviews

    Twilight Syndrome: Deadly Theme Park (2008)

    Halfway through Twilight Syndrome: Deadly Theme Park, I shuddered. The movie reminded me of a recurring nightmare I have when I get overwhelmed. In the dream, I’ve parked my car in…

  • Reviews

    Janie (1970)

    Unfortunately for me, the name Janie will forever be linked to that Aerosmith song—you know the one. It’s a full diaper of a song by a band who’s major contribution to…

  • Features

    Shorts That Tore Our Heads Off: Volume 3

    Short films are like Hi-Chews — bite-size flavor explosions that should be savored before moving onto the next one, and the one after that. Given the bottomless well of compelling shorts…

  • Reviews

    Dr. Ice (1996)

    “Death could never be so cold.” Reggie is a nerd. You can tell because he wears glasses and because he’s “studying physics, biology, computers, and . . . also studying martial…

  • Reviews

    Evil Cat (1987)

    Cats. You either love them or love them.  Evil Cat begins like all the best stories: An unearthing of a mysterious tomb at a construction site and a rancid smell in…

  • Reviews

    Bobo (1994)

    In issue seven of Eightball, Daniel Clowes gifted the world with “Chicago” — a four page comic strip that satirized the bravado and pride of the Windy City circa 1991: “When…

  • Reviews

    Aatank (1996)

    Just when you thought it was safe to go in the water, here comes Aatank, the Bollywood version of Jaws.  In the first five minutes, an illegitimate child and his friend…

  • Reviews

    Maleficia (1998)

    Some of the most outrageous and memorable horror comic books that I’ve ever read were published by Skywald Publications in the 1970s. “Frankenstein: Book II” was an ongoing story in Skywald’s…

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