Nosferatu
Nosferatu (1922) – Creeps, kale, and a weird summer night in Sveg So Nosferatu, yeah. That old silent flick from 1922 with Max Schreck as the vampire that probably haunted half of Europe for decades. Directed by F.W. Murnau, one of those early German fellas who knew...
Axe to Grind
Review: Axe to Grind (2015) So… “Axe to Grind”. A weird little horror flick I stumbled across one rainy Thursday night in March when my cat Bosse had thrown up spaghetti carbonara on the carpet (don’t ask). Directed by Matt Zettell – not...
Ghost Note
Ghost Note – or how not to inherit an evil guitar So I watched *Ghost Note* last night. It’s one of those films you stumble upon thinking it’ll be a throwaway horror flick, but then it sits with you… kinda like fish soup the next morning in a Gotland...
American Backwoods: Slew Hampshire
Review: American Backwoods: Slew Hampshire (2013) So… I watched American Backwoods: Slew Hampshire again last Thursday night. Dark outside, wind howling like it does down in Bohuslän when the rain is sideways. Perfect setting, right? Well, kinda. This one’s...
Knuckle Bones
Knuckle Bones: Dice, demons and desperation You know how it goes sometimes – you sit down expecting one kind of flick and get handed something completely different, like ordering princess cake at Vete-Katten but ending up with salt lakrits. Exactly that happen...