Filmsnack och tv-tugg med Martin Degrell, Ida Kjellin & Per Perstrand
Martin Degrell
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Shocktober 2024: Nightmare Beach (Umberto Lenzi, Harry Kirkpatrick, 1989)
What if a demented killer is sent to the chair for his crimes but vows to return from the dead to wreak havoc on the world — and that world happens to be a beach community in Florida during spring… Läs mer
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Shocktober 2024: A Page of Madness (Teinosuke Kinugasa, 1926)
Dreamlike, Japanese psycho-horror-drama mostly set in a mental institution, where terror and chaos are never far away. An elderly man — possibly a former staff member? — tries to save a female patient who is plagued by psychoses. But how… Läs mer
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Shocktober 2024: The Hollywood Strangler Meets the Skid Row Slasher (Ray Dennis Steckler, 1979)
Another piece of sleaze from Ray Dennis Steckler? Do go on! Readers might remember how Shocktober 2023 all of a sudden became very Steckler-centric for me. And here he is already, at entry number three. This grimy, virtually dialogue-free slasher-thriller is… Läs mer
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Shocktober 2024: The Bat Whispers (Roland West, 1930)
The first ten minutes of this pre-code thriller are amazing. We are launched, in media res, into a riveting caper — wildly imaginative, visually dazzling — following the masked criminal ‘The Bat’ as he steals precious jewels from the city’s upper… Läs mer
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Shocktober 2024: The She Beast aka Revenge of the Blood Beast (Michael Reeves, 1966)
TRANSYLVANIA-TODAY. When a newly married British couple arrive at an inn in the middle of the Transylvanian countryside (as you do), their mere presence awakens a fiend from the past, and the village is once again subjected to terror from… Läs mer
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