This is a very meanspirited horror film with a haunting psychological aspect to it. It has a few very wtf and very creepy moments, and that's before the even creepier and more wtf finale. It's a slow burn, and an effective one at that. I wished the lore was explored a bit more, but the witch remains an utterly scary presence. Seriously, if I was this guy I'd take going back to prison instead of being five more days in…
Pandemonium is technically an anthology, though the three interconnected tales blend together by the end. Directed by French director, Quarx, known for "All the Gods in the Sky", the film opens with a haunting aftermath of a car crash that leads into darker, fantasy-infused elements. While the three stories are distinct, they form a cohesive narrative that becomes clearer by the end.
Quarx demonstrates a strong eye for horror and the macabre. The first tale leans more toward fantasy with…
Any time I can spend in the world of Jean Rollin is time well spent ❤️ love that he’s getting his much-deserved flowers 🌹
What an incredible performance from MacLeod Andrews. The score and soundtrack really complemented and elevated the film. Also, holy hell, that end scene really really got me.
There’s so much I love about this. The séance with the floating apparition! The burlesque routine coming out of the coffin! The fashion , the set design! There’s a crypt in the garden, maids with matching blonde perms, and strychnine champagne. Spectral queen of hearts running through the fog and mysterious black-gloved murder…
Visually stunning. All the horror sequences look otherworldly. The killer costume is totally just the Invisible Man.
This is my second time watching and I absolutely love this film. A great way to do a faux documentary. Tense, unnerving and a once it gets going it doesn’t stop.
simple, effective, and terrifying - easily one of the best found footage movies I’ve seen and one of the most believable
An unrelated horror story is accelerated when dad locks a The Woman in the basement.
