Category: Other Worldly Cinema

Greta (2018) – By Creepy Crazy Cathy (AKA 3C)

December 6, 2020
Other Worldly Cinema

    I’ve been enjoying writing reviews with no pressure and I want thank Baron for that. Next month I will go back to what I really like which is kids horror/Halloween. This month I’m writing about more of suspenseful film than horror which in this case is Greta. I first saw it in theaters…

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Aleister Crowley: Legend of the Beast (2013) – By Baron Craze

December 1, 2020
Other Worldly Cinema

When watching a film, where one’s own mother refers to her son as the wickedest man alive and then proceeds to give him the title of the Great Beast 666, then has the press cover him in myths and mysterious overtones, one feels curious to see a biographic film about Aleister Crowley. Aleister’s name is…

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The Trail of Dracula (2017) – By Baron Craze

October 22, 2020
Other Worldly Cinema

Writer and director David Mitchell (who penned Open Water 2: Adrift [2006]) presents a documentary distributed by Intervision Picture Corp., which originally premiered in 2013 though was not been available on home video in the US until 2016. This production contains several features of archival clips, all with an interesting look at Bram Stoker, the life…

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The Visitant (2014) – By Baron Craze

October 11, 2020
Other Worldly Cinema

FWC Pictures unleashed their second movie, The Visitant, a paranormal thriller complete with possessions, magical protections with sold b-movie supernatural themes all from the creative mind of director Jon Binkowski and his co-writer and cohort Stephen DeWoody, which earned and possessed several awards and still no exorcisms bind the movie from taking over more screens…

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The Silencing (2020) – By Baron Craze

August 20, 2020
Other Worldly Cinema

I must admit when I first heard about this movie, there was one thing that really caught my attention the usage of a ghillie suit (so many action films, primary the sniper ones already deployed it), always thought it would  be ideal if used in a horror filming with stalking themes and then add in…

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78/52: Hitchcock’s Shower Scene (2017) – By Baron Craze

June 30, 2020
Other Worldly Cinema

As a fan, scholar and student of Alfred Hitchcock films and knowing in September 2020, that his beloved and most celebrated in at least the horror genre Psycho turns 60-years, which led me to writing several different reviews and featured various podcasts to talk about my favorite film of his, I thought it only fitting…

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Time Warp: The Greatest Cult Films of All Time Vol 2 Horror & Sci-Fi (2020) – By Baron Craze

May 31, 2020
Other Worldly Cinema

When it comes to documentaries they tend often to find a limited number of curious fans that are generally interested in exploring a vastly unknown concept to them, whether it’s the making of a movie, urban legends, or spooky locations, herein is the topic of cult films. Director Danny Wolf ventures out with a trio…

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Velvet Buzzsaw (2019) – By Baron Craze

April 30, 2020
Other Worldly Cinema

As many know from reading reviews and article on this site, I cover the many subgenres of Horror, and one of niches is that of confusing subject called arthouse horror a changing grouping of films. Some find themselves profound, others inspire others, while many conduct society perceive norms often enough, the writers, directors, and creators…

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Facing East (2019) – By Baron Craze

February 29, 2020
Other Worldly Cinema

The topic of documentaries and the horror genre, it’s a murky intersection, often one thinks of the of mockumentaries or just plain fakery types, but it’s the real true ones the lean to the paranormal realm. However, factual ones exist often examining the genre, whether its gothic traits, or Going to Pieces: The Rise and…

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Why Don’t You Just Die! (2018) – By Baron Craze

February 29, 2020
Other Worldly Cinema

Independent filmmakers often find themselves faced with next to nothing budgets, which isn’t a new concept or revelation, among their mirage of problems is simply, location. Then add into the mix, a screenplay that is center on just that adds to the difficulty of telling a story, yet greatly reduces the costs, everything in life…

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