‘Honeydew’ on Amazon Prime and Google Playاضافة اعلان
No movie has divided horror fans in 2021 quite like this audacious fairy tale written and directed by
Devereux Milburn.
After a young couple get kicked off the property where they planned to camp one night, they trek through the woods and come across a house, where a kind but eccentric woman invites them to spend the night in her basement. It turns out to be a very bad decision that leads to bizarre twists involving the woman’s bandaged-up son, cannibalistic rituals, and surreal nightmares starring Popeye.
Detractors are right that there’s a lot familiar in “Honeydew,” from the Hansel and Gretel vibes to the grotesque family dynamics (and meals). But Milburn puts an original spin on the familiar beats of the backwoods shock genre thanks to his hallucinatory storytelling.
‘The Queen of Black Magic’ on Shudder
Indonesia has a rich tradition of horror cinema that goes head-to-head with the filmography of
George Romero and Lucio Fulci.
Witchcraft is a common element in Indonesian horror films, and witchcraft is what you get in this ominous story about Hanif, a father who travels with his family from Jakarta to the remote orphanage where he was raised. Things get off to a chilling start when Hanif runs the family car over what he thinks is an animal. Then his son gets spooked when he hears a story about the evil woman who’s buried behind a closed door at the orphanage.
When Hanif comes across a bus full of bodies, it’s a stomach-churning sign that almost nothing seen or experienced at the orphanage is what it appears to be.
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