This is a dark comedy about three "friends" who get stranded on a boat in the middle of the ocean. It was violent. Parts of it were gross. But it was mostly hilarious and twisted. I would watch again. 3.5/5.

#NowWatching Rob Grant's Harpoon (2019). Thanks for the recommendation @Spree_bear

*tap tap* Is this thing on?.

Rose and her boyfriend get in an accident. Rose is disfigured but after an experimental surgery she starts to have odd cravings and her only means to satisfy it is through her armpit. This was a pretty good movie. Good effects. Got some zombies. I would watch again. 3.5/5.

#NowWatching David Cronenberg's Rabid (1977).

Reno is a starving artist who can't pay his bills. This drives him mad and he goes on a killing spree with a battery pack and a power drill, killing homeless people. The drill did a lot of unrealistic damage so the effects weren't great. Crappy acting too. 2/5.

Apparently he bought an energy belt off TV.

A question. Where exactly is he plugging this drill?.

That's a lot of blood and body damage for such a small drill bit. I hope he graduates into something bigger.

Okay @Tubi be good to me. #NowWatching Abel Ferrara's Driller Killer (1979).

A Dutch film dubbed in English about a possessed elevator. Kind of hokey, good practical effects though. Not a lot of gore but the score did build up some tension. Slow in most places. I most likely would not watch it again. 3/5.

Since I kind of drifted off to sleep last night, I am finishing The Lift now.

#NowWatching Dick Maas's, The Lift (1983).

#justwatched Robert Rodriguez's Machete Kills (2013) because if you want ultra violence, copious swearing, and some bewbies you watch grind house.

A couple run into some questionable locals who in turn run into a critter (Oh-Mah) that was not so friendly. It had some good effects and gore. I turned my head a couple of times. Some of the acting was a bit sketchy but overall not a bad little movie. I gave it a 3/5.

Time for a movie. #NowWatching Primal Rage (2018). Directed by Patrick Magee.

I was told that as long as I didn't go into Wolfman (2025) thinking it was a werewolf movie then it is pretty good. Am I being deceived?

I guess my anthology post went a little viral last night. And a few names in the industry were involved. Just goes to show you that even a tiny little account can make a big impact.

My opinion: horror anthologies like Creepshow and Trilogy of Terror need to make a comeback. Thoughts?.

In A Violent Nature.