Horror movie reviews artfully conducted by four classy broads and one token dude.

The Bloodlust 10/18/20 The Bloodlust 10/18/20

160 | Session 9

Directed by Brad Anderson

Written by Brad Anderson & Stephen Gevedon

Stars David Caruso, Peter Mullan & Josh Lucas

Released August 10, 2001

Rated R

Runtime: 1hr 37min

RT: 64% critics, 63% audience

Gordon and his crew clean hazardous materials out of old buildings and this time they scored a hell of a contract to clean out the abandoned Danvers State Mental Hospital. The catch is, they’ll have to complete the project in a fraction of the time it would normally take. With tensions already high, Gordon and crew start to become affected by their surroundings. And by affected I don’t mean lung cancer.

This part is like someone walked onto the set and was like ‘you know what would be really cool here? How about you zoom in on Caruso like he’s Bruce Willis in Die hard’ and then left.

It’s back into the vault next time, when we review the Spanish zombie thriller [Rec]. ay dios mio!

Theme music: "Secret of Tiki Island" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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The Bloodlust 8/28/16 The Bloodlust 8/28/16

53 | Darling

A fragile young woman accepts a job house sitting a gorgeous mansion with a dark history. Will she be the next to succumb to the house's evil influence? As this is a horror movie, yes, she most probably will.

Bosom friend of The Bloodlust, Andrew Shearer, joins us to discuss Darling.

Director: Mickey Keating

Writer: Mickey Keating

Stars: Lauren Ashley Carter, Sean Young, Brian Morvant, gd Larry Fessenden

Synopsis: A fragile young woman accepts a job house sitting a gorgeous mansion with a dark history. Will she be the next to succumb to the house's evil influence? As this is a horror movie, yes, she most probably will.

Want to skip the small talk? We start our review at 00:14:00

Bosom friend of The Bloodlust, Andrew Shearer, joins us to discuss Darling. You can listen to Eddie's earlier interview with Andrew here.

Next we'll be tackling the lastest installment of the very much "hit or miss" ABC's of Death series. Mind you, this installment is not ABC's of Death 3. Instead, this is a collection of shorts submitted for a contest that was held for the letter "M" in ABC's of Death 2. Since there were so many solid entries, they decided to put out a collection of some of the best ones. If you're a fan of the ABC's of Death movies or just a fan of horror shorts or anthologies, chances are good you will dig this collection. It's currently available for rental ($2.99) or purchase ($5.99) on Vimeo. The Bloodlust collectively agrees that it is worth the $2.99, at the very least. I mean, just give up a fancy coffee for the week or something. If you do check it out, then join us next time when we discuss ABC's of Death 2.5.