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Spooky Celluloid delves into the world of horror and cult cinema, offering exclusive reviews of infamous films to their dedicated Patreon community. With a growing membership of 10, this creator provides early access to content, fostering a passionate connection with fans.
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Bare Behind Bars is naughty and sleazy
FreeToday we are going to Brazil for the first time with this 1980 gem from the world of Women in Prison films, Bare Behind...
Water Power is Vile!
FreeToday we're are exploring one of, if not, the nastiest roughie from the golden age of porn. It's Water Power baby!
Ranking CHEAP Canadian Beers!
FreeToday I am getting an upset stomach from drinking the bottom-of-the-barrel (almost) beers from my home country. Thanks t...
The Movie Where a Zombie Eats a Fetus (Antropophagus)
FreeToday I'm going back to spaghetti land! Today we are again discussing a film by one of my favorite directors, Joe D'Amat...
Female Prisoners 101: They do be suckin' and fuckin'
FreeToday I am tackling once again some Nikkatsu sleazy trash with Female Prisoner 101: Suck!
Getting Stuck in a Cube, Fighting Chickens, and Shadow Boxing
FreeToday I am recapping my second week @fantasia_festival where I watched a few feature-length films and two short ones....
The Brutality of Chinese Torture Chamber Story
FreeToday I'm discussing a recent discovery from my recent Vinegar Syndrome order, A Chinese Torture Chamber Story. It's a p...
Diving Deep Into Nazi Exploitation Films!
FreeToday I am deep-diving a very controversial subgenre of the already contentious exploitation film genre, it's the Nazisp...
Update on tonight's video
FreeHello my little gremlins, since it's Tuesday and I still haven't uploaded I decided to keep you guys updated on the situ...
Unboxing My Vinegar Syndrome Order!
FreeHere's a sneak peak at my next collection video where I unbox what I got from the subscriber week sales from Vinegar Syn...
The Most Midwestern Slasher Ever! (Milwaukee Murders)
FreeToday I'm reviewing one of the most obscure and midwestern slashers ever from the 90s. It's Milwaukee Murders, never hea...
The Taint (Uncensored Review)
FreeWe are back at it, like a couple of crack addicts. So today we are going to the wonderful and offensive world of The tai...
Zombie 90 is German-Splatter SOV Trash!
FreeToday I am returning to the world of schnitzel, that's right, Germany. I'm discussing the movie Andreas Schnaas directed...
The Confusing World of Italian Horror Franchises
FreeAlright people, I told you guys that I wanted to try new things on the channel this summer and this is the kind of stuff...
Tokyo Gore Police - UNCUT Review
FreeThis week we are covering one of Japan's most infamous splatter films that came out in 2008 and changed the genre. It's...
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- Launch Date:
- 2021-11-04
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- 4 days ago
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About Spooky Celluloid
Spooky Celluloid is a dedicated horror and cult cinema enthusiast who shares their passion through insightful film reviews. Their Patreon page offers a unique opportunity for fans to engage with their content before it's released publicly. With a loyal community of 10 members, including 8 paid subscribers, Spooky Celluloid has established a dedicated following eager to explore the world of obscure and intriguing films. Their reviews provide a fresh perspective on these often overlooked cinematic gems, fostering a sense of discovery and appreciation for the genre.