Adulterous L.A. Deejay Mr.C spins five tales of malice and deceit that will leave you all to die...Laughing.Adulterous L.A. Deejay Mr.C spins five tales of malice and deceit that will leave you all to die...Laughing.Adulterous L.A. Deejay Mr.C spins five tales of malice and deceit that will leave you all to die...Laughing.
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Alec Cizak's Pulp Modern: Die Laughing is a pretty entertaining horror anthology. It has a nice mix up of horror movie genres, we get an amusing take on a slasher movie where its almost impossible to kill the killer, a darkly comedic story about a mirror connecting to hell, and a fun look at why you should never commit adultery. I think the stories themselves are put together nicely and I can really appreciate the use of practical effects over CGI (which is here and for the most part works though there are some rough sections). I like the idea of having this told to us as various stories in a pulp magazine that a radio DJ is reading who also is having their own horror experience. I wish certain things had tied together a bit better but what we get is a breezy fun time. I recommend it if you are looking to get your horror fix with something new.
- christopherfrint
- Jun 12, 2024
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By what name was Pulp Modern: Die Laughing (2024) officially released in Canada in English?
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