As an avid fan of the horror genre rather than feeding you with a list of the typical blockbuster horror fare that you are already aware of Cinema Chords is all for sifting through as many independent pieces of work as possible. As a result they have come up with ten indie/low-budget horror films that you should certainly check out if you haven’t already done so. Obviously different films bring different opinions but here follows a list of those Cinema Chords enjoyed and think deserve championing.
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WASDuk's Chris Patton writes:
"Were jizz and a background melody of Bowie and Jagger singing Dancing in the Streets involved, then Resolution (directed by Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead) would be a penultimate genre-bender that examines the unexplored love of what the classic male archetype does to figure out horror mysteries. Thus, when Michael (Peter Cilella) chains his meth-head of a best friend, Chris (Vinny Curran) to a mattress in a ramshackle cabin on an Indian reservation, the audience may wonder what the hell is happening. It’s not gay porn, it’s not schlock-infused trash like all items Rob Zombie, but it remains, perhaps, the most fantastic horror movie of the past two years."
WGTC writes: Resolution is high-concept, genre-bending, independent cinema done more than right, showcasing why more people need to start paying attention to Video On Demand releases in a world of fluffy, over-bloated mainstream stinkers.
