Bloody Hell Heads to Finland for One Hell of a Bloody Good Time
A tale of survival with killer Finns, a cannibalistic giant, and love. What more could you ask for?
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They say there are only seven basic stories in all of literature and film, and while the tally may be arguable the core truth remains. That means the key to making your story stand out rests in the details and what you choose to do with that otherwise familiar plot. Many films struggle on that front, but some instead take the opportunity to cut loose and deliver something truly memorable.
BLOODY HELL Is a Pretty Fun and Very Weird Horror Flick
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“Predictable” is one of the most damning words in film criticism. As a reviewer of films and as a filmgoer in general there’s nothing worse than when a movie goes exactly where you think it will without any nuance or fun along the way. Enjoying the ride is one thing; guessing correct so many times you should get a screenwriter’s credit is another. So that’s why movies like director Alister Grierson’s
Bloody Hell are so welcome. At no point in the entire 95-minute runtime was I exactly sure what was going on. For better or worse, it absolutely keeps you guessing.
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“Tony Parker: The Final Shot” concludes with scenes from Parker’s jersey retirement ceremony and the celebration that followed.Staff file photoShow MoreShow Less
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Rex (Ben O’Toole) stops himself from screaming in “Bloody Hell.”The Horror CollectiveShow MoreShow Less
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In “Spell,” a wealthy lawyer played by Omari Hardwick runs into trouble on the way to a family funeral.ParamountShow MoreShow Less
Here’s a look at what’s new or notable in home video. Movies and TV series are available on streaming sites such as iTunes, Amazon and Vudu unless otherwise noted.
The squirming abdominals of 'Bloody Hell' joust with Chinese super-production 'Skyfire' and hotel-scare 'Climate of the Hunter' for this week's most ludicrous new release.