Tomb of the Spine-Tingling Tome #4: A Plague of Deadly Horror Lit for Your Long, Hot Quarantine Summer, Part One
Social distancing is easier with your nose in a bloody good book.
Social distancing is easier with your nose in a bloody good book.
CUT AND CHOP appropriately dissects the pseudo-intellectual excuses we heap on artists, whose behaviours would normally earn them a punch in the face.
The real crime is your stolen time, and the real victim is cinema, who is beaten to death.
The debut feature from writer/director Matthew John Lawrence pulls at your heartstrings—then feeds them to a demon rock ’n’ roll roadie.
It’s an exploration of how different people respond in distinct ways to a very basic fear.