I Spit On Your Grave Deja Vu
Back in the 70s one of the most controversial films was released into the world in 1978, and shocked the audiences to their very core. That film was none other … Continue reading I Spit On Your Grave Deja Vu
Author: Zobo With A Shotgun
Freelance journalist by night, content creator by day. Supplying you with film reviews, features, news and more. Populated with horror and the macabre, but with small drizzles of the other genres.
Verotika review
“The worst film ever made” might be considered as somewhat of a compliment for Glenn Danzig’s horror anthology film Veroktika, but it certainly feels like the only way to accurately … Continue reading Verotika review
A Little More Flesh review
The first time I heard about this film was from Dan Martin after recording an episode with him and Mike Muncer for The Evolution of Horror podcast. If you’re not … Continue reading A Little More Flesh review
VFW review
After the blood-drenched success of his Frightfest-favourite film Bliss, there was no surprise that it didn’t take long for director Joe Begos to fire back with another drug-fuelled frenzy. VFW … Continue reading VFW review
Portraits of Andrea Palmer review
This film has always been one that has had an air of elusivity around it; spoken about only in the most exclusive groups online as something so distressing and disturbing … Continue reading Portraits of Andrea Palmer review
Podcast: [EP 7] The most extreme horror films 1995 – 1999
*Recorded this at 5am and said Army of Darkness is no.2 instead of no.3 in the franchise – don’t hate me* Welcome to the 7th episode of the Zobo With A … Continue reading Podcast: [EP 7] The most extreme horror films 1995 – 1999
The Evolution of Horror podcast: Lords of Chaos w/ Dan Martin
As you might already be aware, I’m absolutely obsessed with Jonas Akerlund’s film Lords of Chaos, which is a telling of the real life story regarding Norwegian black metal band … Continue reading The Evolution of Horror podcast: Lords of Chaos w/ Dan Martin
Daniel Isn’t Real review
Portraying mental health on screen has been seen throughout film history, but increasingly this subject matter has been used more and more within the genre of horror. As anyone who … Continue reading Daniel Isn’t Real review
Feedback review
Journalism can often be a profession that turns sour for those involved, especially when vile secrets have been hidden for far too long. Feedback comes from Spanish director Pedro C.Alonso and is … Continue reading Feedback review
Erotic grotesque nonsense & Japanese cult culture with Miskatonic London
Are you a little like me and dying to learn more about horror from an academic viewpoint? Well the Miskatonic Institute of Horror Studies, run by Josh Saco, is back … Continue reading Erotic grotesque nonsense & Japanese cult culture with Miskatonic London
Most disturbing moments in film – part 2
In part 1 of this series looking at the most disturbing moments in film, we visited some classic extreme horror films that were easy to remember for their shocking and … Continue reading Most disturbing moments in film – part 2
An Introduction to Extreme Cinema: the 60s
Previously on this Introduction to Extreme Cinema series we looked at how a theatre in Pigalle, Paris, was home to a theatre called The Grand Guignol which could be classified … Continue reading An Introduction to Extreme Cinema: the 60s
