Video Monsters

Aaaallll byyy myyy-seeeelf.  Don't wanna be...aaalll byyy myyyself.  Seriously, loneliness sucks.  And while there is a vampire in Let Me In, the real monster is crushing isolation, even amongst family and peers.   So, join me and Lucas as we tear into Let Me In and Let the Right One In like a swarm of cgi cats.  Please...please join us....we don't want to be alone.....

As usual, it should be noted that this is more of an in-depth discussion of the film and not necessarily just a "review."  There are some major spoilers throughout the second section of the podcast.  So, if you have not yet seen Let Me In or Let the Right One In, go watch them first and then come back to get our analysis of them!

Check out ore episodes of The Monster Pod, as well as other movie reviews and geek coverage, at gargylereviews.blogspot.com

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Wrapping up my coverage of the 2017 Chattanooga Film Festival is my review of:  The Devil's Candy

Not only was this an amazing horror movie, it might have been my favorite of the entire weekend!

Between feature films, short films, partial films, and live shows, I saw 21 films at the Chattanooga Film Festival.  You can find all of my reviews, as well as just general geekery, at gargylereviews.blogspot.com and at facebook.com/thegargyle.  And check out the CFF overview episode that I did with Mass Listeria at masslisteriapodcast.com.

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Up next in my coverage of the 2017 Chattanooga Film Festival is:  Buster's Mal Heart

A beautiful and incredibly well-acted psychological sci-fi drama. 

Between feature films, short films, partial films, and live shows, I saw 21 films at the Chattanooga Film Festival.  So, be sure to follow me at gargylereviews.blogspot.com and at facebook.com/thegargyle to catch all of my reviews.  And check out the overview episode that I did with Mass Listeria at masslisteriapodcast.com.

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Up next in my coverage of the 2017 Chattanooga Film Festival is:  Dayveon

An immensely personal portrayal of finding oneself while dealing with grief. 

The director, Amman Abbasi talks about the use of 4:3 aspect ratio for Dayveon at nofilmschool.com

Between feature films, short films, partial films, and live shows, I saw 21 films at the Chattanooga Film Festival.  So, be sure to follow me at gargylereviews.blogspot.com and at facebook.com/thegargyle to catch all of my reviews.  And check out the overview episode that I did with Mass Listeria at masslisteriapodcast.com.

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Up next in my coverage of the 2017 Chattanooga Film Festival is:  Hard Times

Charles Bronson punches all the things in this character driven story of the struggle against the human condition.

Between feature films, short films, partial films, and live shows, I saw 21 films at the Chattanooga Film Festival.  So, be sure to follow me at gargylereviews.blogspot.com and at facebook.com/thegargyle to catch all of my reviews.  And check out the overview episode that I did with Mass Listeria at masslisteriapodcast.com.

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Up next in my coverage of the 2017 Chattanooga Film Festival is:  The Hitcher

If you've not seen this 80's road movie revenge thriller, it is worth your time!  If for no other reason than how well Rutger Hauer portrays "disturbingly creepy." 

Between feature films, short films, partial films, and live shows, I saw 21 films at the Chattanooga Film Festival.  So, be sure to follow me at gargylereviews.blogspot.com and at facebook.com/thegargyle to catch all of my reviews.  And check out the overview episode that I did with Mass Listeria at masslisteriapodcast.com.

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Up next in my coverage of the 2017 Chattanooga Film Festival is:  The Award

This horror short was inspired by the 2016 CFF award...which certainly is a disturbing piece of art.

Between feature films, short films, partial films, and live shows, I saw 21 films at the Chattanooga Film Festival.  So, be sure to follow me at gargylereviews.blogspot.com and at facebook.com/thegargyle to catch all of my reviews.  And check out the overview episode that I did with Mass Listeria at masslisteriapodcast.com.

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Up next in my coverage of the 2017 Chattanooga Film Festival is:  The Void

There is so much to love about this practical effects creature feature!!  But, does it all come together, or is there a void?

Between feature films, short films, partial films, and live shows, I saw 21 films at the Chattanooga Film Festival.  So, be sure to follow me at gargylereviews.blogspot.com and at facebook.com/thegargyle to catch all of my reviews.  And check out the overview episode that I did with Mass Listeria at masslisteriapodcast.com.

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Up next in my coverage of the 2017 Chattanooga Film Festival is:  Undress Me

This body horror-ish short has some style on the surface, but is there substance underneath when you rip off some layers?

Between feature films, short films, partial films, and live shows, I saw 21 films at the Chattanooga Film Festival.  So, be sure to follow me at gargylereviews.blogspot.com and at facebook.com/thegargyle to catch all of my reviews.  And check out the overview episode that I did with Mass Listeria at masslisteriapodcast.com.

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Up next in my coverage of the 2017 Chattanooga Film Festival is:  Everything is Terrible!

If everything is terrible, then nothing is terrible.  Can you handle the memory hole?!!?

Between feature films, short films, partial films, and live shows, I saw 21 films at the Chattanooga Film Festival.  So, be sure to follow me at gargylereviews.blogspot.com and at facebook.com/thegargyle to catch all of my reviews.  And check out the overview episode that I did with Mass Listeria at masslisteriapodcast.com.

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