On April 30, 2021, Bride of Re-Animator and Next of Kin were screened as a double-feature on The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs.
Here's some new art inspired by both horror classics!
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2022 Horror Challenge: [26/?]
↳ “To my daughter, Linda Mary Stevens, I leave my entire inheritance; all goods, chattels, worldly possessions that comprise of the estate, Montclare.” Next of Kin (1982) dir. Tony Williams
Plot: In a rest home for elderly people, a daughter reads her mother's diary. Soon events that are mentioned in the mother's diary begin to happen to the daughter.
Starring: Jackie Kerin, John Jarratt, Alex Scott & Gerda Nicolson
25th watch of the challenge this year! Finally made it to this number, it officially being the first week of October, and after me not watching anything the first day, that has me wanting already to play catch-up. I’m determined to watch at least one horror movie per day from now ‘til Halloween this year so we’ll see how well that goes. Anyway, about the movie, I checked out this underrated gem, not knowing much about it besides the fact that apparently Tarantino thinks it’s awesome, dubbing it an Australian version of The Shining kinda thing. Which actually is kinda fair since even though the plot’s different, this movie is totally about the slow burn and the atmosphere. There’s definitely a lot of memorable shots in here and you do kinda have a long wait before you could say something genuinely scary happens. But it is definitely eerie throughout at parts. I was game for it. Jackie Kerin did a good job as the lead. I think it’s worth checking out if you’re in for a slow burn kinda mood. That said, the ending is very fast pace and exciting so there’s that. Overall, I liked it. I get why it’s considered a cult favorite.
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Lambda 1 and Other Stories
Next of Kin
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Piet Mondrian, 1935
Jacki Kerin, Next of Kin, 1982
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