My second review on My Kind Of Weird in as many days, this time of the most recent film that’s on Shudder. It’s called The Twin, I did a whole bunch of writing about it that you should read because I am very above average at this.
FANTASIA 2021 Film Festival Review: #Blue_Whale
NOTE: Here is my review from Soda & Telepaths that was posted back on August 25, 2021
FANTASIA 2021 Film Festival Review: Glasshouse (2021)
NOTE: Here is my review from Soda & Telepaths that was posted back on August 16, 2021
Choose or Die (2022) – …Or?
Released: 15th April
Seen: 17th April

In 2018 the film Truth or Dare was released to what could charitably be called ‘mixed’ reviews. It was a film with a fun concept that held back so much that it ended up just becoming one of the blandest horror movies in recent memory. The failure of Truth or Dare is such a shame because a horror film where people have to deal with hard choices that could lead to strange supernatural death is one that has the potential to be a lot of fun, it’s the kind of schlocky idea that this genre thrives on and in the right hands it could lead to something enjoyable.
Apparently, the right hands are not the hands that assembled Choose or Die because they made a movie with that core concept that’s so convoluted it’s hard to enjoy, even though they really go through on the visceral aspect of the genre.
Continue reading “Choose or Die (2022) – …Or?”FANTASIA 2021 Film Festival Review: Baby Money (2021)
NOTE: Here is my review from Soda & Telepaths that was posted back on August 12, 2021
Eye Without A Face (2021) – Don’t Look In The Rear Window
NOTE: Here is my review from Soda & Telepaths that was posted back on August 18, 2021
FANTASIA 2021 Film Festival Review: The Last Thing Mary Saw (2021)
NOTE: Here is my review from Soda & Telepaths that was posted back on August 17, 2021
Deep Water (2022) – It’s Drowning
Released: 18th March
Seen: 1st April

The name Adrian Lynne might not be one of the most well-known directors but his impact on the film industry is undeniable. Adrian Lynne was the director of such films as 9 ½ Weeks, Indecent Proposal and Fatal Attraction, three of the biggest erotic drama/thrillers of the late 80s and early 90s. This was the period of film history when making sexy adult dramas was big business.
Continue reading “Deep Water (2022) – It’s Drowning”Caveat (2021) – Creepy and Kooky
NOTE: Here is my review from Soda & Telepaths that was posted back on June 7, 2021
George Romero’s The Amusement Park (2021) Is An Interesting Ride
NOTE: Here is my review from Soda & Telepaths that was posted back on June 1, 2021