Shut Up, Pascal!
May continues to be a month of extremes. Trace and I began the month with Jane Schoenbrun’s microbudget creepypasta movie We’re All Going To The World’s Fair, adopted by our ordinary Friday the thirteenth movie, Friday the 13: Jason Lives. Then final week we headed Down Under for infamous kangaroo-killing Ozploitation flick, Wake in Fright. Now we’re tackling infamous French director Pascal Laugier’s North American movie Incident in a Ghostland (2018) which has no scarcity of controversies.
In the movie, a household of three – Colleen (Mylène Farmer), older sister Vera (Taylor Hickson) and dreamy youthful sister Beth (Emilia Jones) – transfer right into a deceased member of the family’s house that’s infested with creepy dolls. Almost instantly they’re savagely attacked by a Fat Man (Rob Archer) and Candy Truck Woman (male actor Kevin Powell). Years later, Beth (Crystal Reed) – now a profitable horror writer – reunites along with her mom and sister on the home the place the nightmare actually begins…
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Episode 179 – Incident in a Ghostland (2018) feat. Xero Gravity
Plus: TCM-meets-giallo manufacturing design, a sly police subversion, a groan-worthy typewriter and dolls in all places.
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Coming up on Wednesday: We’re sticking with grim materials as we dive into Álex de la Iglesia’s 1997 exploitation/crime movie, Perdita Durango (aka Dance with the Devil). C/W: rape
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