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In the Earth review – Ben Wheatley’s trippy occult horror is a fine return to form | Movies | The Guardian
This low-budget folk-horror is back in Wheatley’s weird, sly world as Joel Fry and Ellora Torchia get lost in the forest
— Read on amp.theguardian.com/film/2021/jun/16/in-the-earth-review-ben-wheatley
The Black Iris is a trippy, mind-bending horror game that really got under my skin | PC Gamer
Somewhere in rural Scotland in the 1980s, a secret research facility is overwhelmed by a cosmic, unknowable horror called the Black Iris. Some of the scientists begin worshipping this powerful entity, and establish a bizarre religion around it, leading to the facility being mysteriously abandoned. This is the brilliantly spooky premise of The Black Iris, a mind-bending horror game from solo indie developer Jamie Ferguson.The first thing that hits you is that fever dream art style. The vivid fluorescent colours, woozy, abstract low-resolution visuals, and feeling of isolation and claustrophobia collide to create something uniquely unsettling. As you explore the eerily lifeless facility you find clues that paint a twisted picture of the the nature of the Black Iris and the fate of the scientists.
— Read on www.pcgamer.com/amp/the-black-iris-is-a-trippy-mind-bending-horror-game-that-really-got-under-my-skin/
My Favorite 80’s Horror Movie Bad Guy
I forgot this name for the past 15 years. I always tried, but was never able to remember or find a trace of the movies or the monster on the Internet. Today, I stumble across a bad thumbnail in a totally unrelated image search and viola. —> ORVILLE KETCHUM
I don’t know why, but the vivid imagery of cheesy horror movies with Orville as the bad guy are stuck in my brain.
And who knew dude was working.
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0046428/