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The Young Cannibals (2019)

Welcome to Monster Movie Madness, where we take a look at flicks and films dealing with threats and things that aren’t exactly human. Hell, most of ’em aren’t human at all—and those are the really fun ones! So far in my Released in the States October 1 series, I've looked at a film that had stars backing it, and the first zombie movie to come out of Pakistan. For the third installment, I decided to go with what may be my first crowd-sourced-movie movie review: Indiegogo-funded The Young Cannibals  (2019). Besides, a cannibal film coming from a production company called Bad Taste Pictures? Shut up and take my money! Written and directed by: Kris Carr and Sam Fowler Warning: this review may contain spoilers. The action opens with three men sitting shivering in the snow. They're battered, beaten up, and have obviously survived something . Two are eating, voraciously, almost savagely; it's meat on the bone, and it's raw, and it's kind of gross. They offer ...

Saint (2010)

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Doom: Annihilation (2019)

Welcome to Monster Movie Madness, where we take a look at flicks and films dealing with threats and things that aren’t exactly human. Hell, most of ’em aren’t human at all—and those are the really fun ones! I chose four films to watch this month, each of which came out on video (and to Vudu) in the USA on the same day: October 1, 2019. I've looked at a flick with star power, then the first Pakistani zombie film, and  then  did my first crowdfunded movie movie review, all from October 1 of this year. How can I possibly round out my Halloween reviewing experience? Why, a horror movie based on a video game, of course! When I played the original  Doom ―a cutting-edge first-person-shooter back in 1993―I had no idea someday I'd be watching (never mind reviewing) a film based on the successful game series:  Doom: Annihilation  (2019). Written and directed by: Tony Giglio. Warning: this review may contain spoilers. We begin in a top secret United Aerospac...