Writer/Co-editor @splittoothmedia Author of The Films of Frank V. Ross on Split Tooth LLYFF
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Had a great time writing about 'The Jar' (1984) for @splittoothmedia's October Horror. This bizarre DIY monster movie swings big with its style and if you can ride its narcotic wavelength, you will experience something truly unique. Read about here: splittoothmedia.com/charon-t…
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In Chris LaMartina’s 'WNUF Halloween Special' (2013), local TV personality Frank Stewart leads a Baltimore news station’s Halloween special into uncharted territory. Read the latest from @orosullivan for October Horror 2026! splittoothmedia.com/wnuf-hal…
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The kind folks at Split Tooth gave me space to investigate the gentler side of Roger Watkins, director of Last House on Dead End Street, a handful of despairing hardcore features, and a documentary about himself at the end(s) of his career. Check it!
Today for October Horror, @memoryendowment looks back on ‘Last House on Dead End Street’ filmmaker Roger Watkins’ later career, a period in which he crafted some of the saddest and spookiest high-art adult films to ever grace grindhouse screens. splittoothmedia.com/roger-wa…
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Absolutely incredible work from @memoryendowment up now on Roger Watkins’ later adult film works and much more. One of the best pieces I’ve read on Watkins’ complicated legacy
Today for October Horror, @memoryendowment looks back on ‘Last House on Dead End Street’ filmmaker Roger Watkins’ later career, a period in which he crafted some of the saddest and spookiest high-art adult films to ever grace grindhouse screens. splittoothmedia.com/roger-wa…
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‘Shadows of the Mind’ is a deeply compromised film, but it offers a glimpse into what ‘Last House on Dead End Street’ director Roger Watkins could’ve done had he continued in the horror genre. splittoothmedia.com/watkins-…
A big one available today for @splittoothmedia October Horror! @memoryendowment wrote a fantastic piece on the later years of Roger Watkins. An incredibly insightful look at his life and work after 'Last House on Dead End Street.' Don't miss it!
Today for October Horror, @memoryendowment looks back on ‘Last House on Dead End Street’ filmmaker Roger Watkins’ later career, a period in which he crafted some of the saddest and spookiest high-art adult films to ever grace grindhouse screens. splittoothmedia.com/roger-wa…
And if you're looking for more Watkins writing, check out my @splittoothmedia piece on 'Last House on Dead End Street': splittoothmedia.com/last-hou…
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Today for October Horror, @memoryendowment looks back on ‘Last House on Dead End Street’ filmmaker Roger Watkins’ later career, a period in which he crafted some of the saddest and spookiest high-art adult films to ever grace grindhouse screens. splittoothmedia.com/roger-wa…
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Produced by an intergenerational drama school in South London, 'Suffer Little Children' (1983) bears out the transcendent possibilities of the imagination of children. splittoothmedia.com/suffer-l…
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3 years in the making, I’m proud to announce Part I of my ongoing Ohio Horror Project zine series: Cutting Edge Video. Explore the history of Sandusky’s Blade Independent Studio and their forgotten legacy of 17 SOV titles released 1989-1991.
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Cinesthesia makes its triumphant return to @splittoothmedia!
Jason and Jim host Rob Christopher, whose films ROY’S WORLD and MY LAST MARTINI will be playing at The Hollywood Theatre in Portland on October 25th. Check out the episode and get your tickets! splittoothmedia.com/cinesthe…
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And to tie into the zine, check out my new piece on Blade Independent Studio’s long-running, hopelessly obscure Witchface series. These are the pinnacle of Ohio slasher marginalia, and the perfect seasonal watches.
With the first volume of his Ohio Project zine series available now, @BigVinVader explores Blade Independent Studio’s Witchface films, an ambitious SOV slasher series set in Ohio from 1989 to 1994, for October Horror. splittoothmedia.com/witchfac…
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And don’t forget last year’s look at the incredible, moody vampire story A Darker Light (1996).
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With the first volume of his Ohio Project zine series available now, @BigVinVader explores Blade Independent Studio’s Witchface films, an ambitious SOV slasher series set in Ohio from 1989 to 1994, for October Horror. splittoothmedia.com/witchfac…
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Grab a copy of The Ohio Project Vol. 1 here: experimentalkindergarten.big…
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Check out my look at Terry Bourke’s primal horror masterpiece Night of Fear over at @splittoothmedia and stay tuned for plenty more October Horror as the month rolls on!
Terry Bourke’s ‘Night of Fear’ (1972) is a gritty Australian horror classic, which @BigVinVader says constructs a void of human life where the very fact of our existence is a sheer, stupid mistake. Read the latest from October Horror 2026! splittoothmedia.com/night-of…
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The definitive edition of F.W. Murnau's SUNRISE, restored by San Francisco Film Preserve, is coming to 4K UHD and Blu-ray Disc in early 2027!
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Terry Bourke’s ‘Night of Fear’ (1972) is a gritty Australian horror classic, which @BigVinVader says constructs a void of human life where the very fact of our existence is a sheer, stupid mistake. Read the latest from October Horror 2026! splittoothmedia.com/night-of…
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The Adams Family have spent the past 15 years honing their unique brand of emotional and tonally eclectic genre productions. Brooks Wieszczek spoke with John Adams about his family of scrappy DIY filmmakers and their approach to making horror films. splittoothmedia.com/adams-fa…
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Available on Blu-ray for the first time, Eric Brummer’s Super 8 claymation masterpiece 'Debbie Does Damnation' (1999) proves that a big budget is not a prerequisite for unbridled creativity. Read @aaronbartusk's review for October Horror 2026! splittoothmedia.com/debbie-d…
