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The Final Cut Podcast
Horror Movies Uncut
Horror Movies Uncut is the eyes and ears of the Indie horror culture! Our goal is to forever bring awareness the macabre that exist below the mainstream!
Astra Film Awards 2026 Set to Honor Elle Fanning, Mark Hamill, Zoey Deutch, Wagner Moura, and Myron Kerstein
The Hollywood Creative Alliance reveals the 2026 Astra Film Awards honorees, including Elle Fanning, Mark Hamill, Zoey Deutch, Wagner Moura, and Myron Kerstein.
Well Go USA Brings Time-Travel Action Epic Back to the Past to Theaters January 30
Well Go USA sets a January 30 theatrical release for the Chinese time-travel action epic Back to the Past.
Honey Bunch Trailer Drops Ahead of Shudder Streaming Debut on February 13
A new trailer teases the eerie, relationship-driven horror Honey Bunch, streaming on Shudder February 13 after its Fantastic Fest run.
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Fantastic Fest 2025 Review: The Cramps: A Period Piece
Camp, sass, and 35mm charm fuel Brooke H. Sellers’ The Cramps: A Period Piece, a vibrant horror-comedy at Fantastic Fest 2025.
Sep 19, 20252 min read
REVIEW: Dear Stranger – Mariko’s Quietly Brutal Look at Love in Decay
Tetsuya Mariko’s Dear Stranger is a slow-burn breakup story set in grief, silence, and the ruins of love. Premiering at Busan 2025.
Sep 17, 20252 min read
REVIEW: Samurai Fury – Sharp Swords, Sharper Spirit in Yurie’s Feudal Epic
Samurai Fury blends traditional swordplay with modern cinematic flair for a classic tale of rebellion told with clarity and heart.
Sep 15, 20252 min read
‘The Long Walk’ Review: A Harrowing Adaptation That Marches Straight Into the Heart of American Violence
Brutal, unrelenting, and deeply human—The Long Walk is one of the most important Stephen King adaptations in years. 4/5.
Sep 11, 20253 min read
TIFF 2025 Review: Karmadonna Is a Splatterpunk Descent into Divine Mayhem
A pregnant woman goes on a god-ordered killing spree in Vojevic’s unrelenting directorial debut. TIFF’s Karmadonna is a ride.
Sep 10, 20252 min read
Return to Fantastic Fest: Revisiting Ryan Prows’ Lowlife (2017)
Ryan Prows’ Lowlife remains a chaotic blend of luchador myth, crime, and dark comedy — still resonating nearly a decade later.
Sep 7, 20252 min read
The Conjuring: Last Rites – A Farewell Fit for the Warrens
The Conjuring: Last Rites isn’t the scariest entry, but it delivers a fitting farewell to Ed, Lorraine, and Judy Warren’s legacy.
Sep 5, 20253 min read
FRIGHTFEST 25' - REVIEW – Where Is Juan Moctezuma?
Fact or fiction? Where Is Juan Moctezuma? is a wild search for a cult filmmaker who may never have existed. 3/5 from HMU.
Sep 3, 20252 min read
FRIGHTFEST 2025 REVIEW – Night of Violence
Night of Violence delivers blood, not depth, in this office slasher. Fun kills, forgettable characters. 2.5 out of 5 from HMU.
Sep 3, 20252 min read
Cult Control and Mental Collapse: Dirty Boy Delivers a Folk-Horror Mind Trip - REVIEW – DIRTY BOY
Dirty Boy pulls us into cult life through the fractured mind of a schizophrenic teen. Disorienting and unflinching. 3.5/5 from HMU.
Sep 3, 20252 min read
Video Haven Review – Alex Ross Perry’s Three-Hour Ode to the Video Store
Alex Ross Perry rewinds time with Video Haven , a nearly three-hour deep dive into the cultural legacy of the video store. Video...
Aug 29, 20252 min read
Night of the Reaper Review – A Fever Dream Slasher Drenched in Analog Shadows
A VHS-styled fever dream slasher, Night of the Reaper embraces retro horror while raising questions about how much is too familiar.
Aug 29, 20252 min read
Review: A Soil A Culture A River A People – Viv Li’s Haunting 16mm Exploration of Memory and Identity
Viv Li’s A Soil A Culture A River A People uses 16mm to unravel memory, identity, and cultural loss through Citizen Yu.
Aug 28, 20252 min read
The Haunted Forest Review – Horror, Heart, and a Black Nerd at the Center
A heartfelt horror where a young Black horror nerd takes center stage in Keith Boynton’s The Haunted Forest.
Aug 24, 20253 min read
American Sweatshop Review – The Dark Cost of Moderating the Internet
A darkly funny yet unsettling thriller, American Sweatshop dives into the hidden toll of moderating the internet’s worst corners.
Aug 23, 20253 min read
Return to Fantastic Fest: Kenichi Ugana’s Love Will Tear Us Apart (2023)
Ugana’s 2023 slasher blends J-pop dreams and steampunk carnage in a messy yet ambitious ride.
Aug 19, 20252 min read
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