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Deathbomb Showcase: Graveyards
A concert film interspersed with graveyard tours, and 2nd Life prank skits. It also features never before released footage from an unfinished film, Interstellar Civil War, by Albert Pyun, scored live by Pyun's long time collaborator Tony Riparetti. Performers include: Mother of Sighs, Tony Riparetti w/ exclusive unreleased film footage from Albert Pyun, Lolina, Joel Jerome & Evan ApRoberts, Excellent Strategy Manuals, Phonodelica, DIMMER w/ visuals from M.C. Schmidt (of Matmos), Giant Claw, Botsu (of Dos Monos)
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Plot Summary
Deathbomb Showcase: Graveyards is an anthology of short horror films curated by Deathbomb, a record label known for experimental and abrasive music. Each segment presents a distinct and often unsettling vision of terror, exploring themes of the supernatural, psychological dread, and visceral horror. The collection aims to evoke a sense of unease and shock through its diverse range of directorial styles and narrative approaches.
Critical Reception
As an anthology of independent short films, Deathbomb Showcase: Graveyards received attention within niche horror and experimental film communities. Critical reception often highlighted the raw, DIY aesthetic and the willingness of the filmmakers to push boundaries. While some lauded its bold and unconventional approach, others found the consistency of quality varied across the different segments, a common trait in anthology projects.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its uncompromised, experimental approach to horror.
Noted for its diverse range of unsettling visual and thematic content.
Audience reception varied, with some appreciating its avant-garde nature and others finding it uneven.
Google audience: Information on Google user reviews for this specific anthology is not readily available, but discussions within genre forums often mention its polarizing nature, with fans appreciating its unique artistic vision and its connection to the experimental music scene.
Fun Fact
The 'Deathbomb Showcase' series often collaborates with artists and musicians from the Deathbomb Electronic record label, integrating their experimental soundscapes into the visual horror narratives.
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