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 VERDICT  An over-long and bloated slasher that fails to captivate on its intriguing perspective; Open 24 Hours packs a hefty punch with effective gore and some neat suspense, but at a stuffed 110 minutes it overstay's its welcome.

Episode 39 on Spilling Guts is here and these queers are here to review the brand spanking you psychological horror Relic. Starring Scream 3 's Emily Mortimer; Relic follows as a mother and daughter struggle to contain a manifestation of dementia that is consuming their grandmother and her home. This week we also delve into the horror's we have watched this week, including The Children (2008), Slasher: Solstice and the Found Footage sub-genre. Link to full  episode  below

 VERDICT  Dave Franco's directorial debut is a solid effort in tension and mystery, with a strong cast and enough visual flare to make up for its wobbling attempt at juggling various genre themes.

To celebrate the passing of 4th of July, we thought it was best to celebrate it our own way by getting stuck in to one of the most iconic late 90's slashers;  I Know What You Did Last Summer . We also briefly dive into the new season of  Slasher Season 3: Solstice  as well as the heartbreaking news of the 2021 delay of  Halloween Kills . Link for episode below

 VERDICT  Despite a premise that's a little too on-the-nose; Relic is nonetheless a tense exercise in its depiction of the deteriorating mind, with a third act made of nail-biting suspense.

Feast your eyes on some of the most joyous depictions of some of the horror genre's finest antagonists, with these astonishingly brilliant pieces of art from IBTrav (go follow him on instagram you certainly will not regret it!). IBTrav tackles each dark corner of the horror genre, pulling villainous legends from movies such as It, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Candyman, Halloween, House of 1000 Corpses, I Know What You Did Last Summer, Us, Urban Legend, Scream, The Burning, Sleepaway Camp, The Lost Boys, The Slumber Party Massacre, Friday The 13th, A Nightmare on Elm Street, Leprechaun, Blacula, Tales of the Crypt you name it; the list goes on.