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Being a cat person (she has three), it’s not surprising that amateur film reviewer Madeline Milden is straying away from horror for this episode to review the 1998 film version of Andrew Lloyd Webber’ stage musical Cats.

Hoping it would be a “Russian Avengers,” amateur film reviewer Madeline Milden was anxiously anticipating (not exactly her wording) the US release of the 2017 Russian sci-fi/action film Guardians.

Although using a leaf blower to commit homicide, as opposed to a more conventional outdoor tool, does present a challenge, it can be done with a some creativity, as Madeline will confirm in her favorable review of this flick.

In this episode of her film review series, Madeline gives a very favorable review of Michael Todd Schneider’s 2011 video release, Our Devil’s Night.

Coming to us from her boudoir for this review, Madeline gives us her thoughts on Death-Scort Service 2: The Naked Dead, Sean Donohue’s sequel to his 2015 bloodfest Death-Scort Service.

Here we have Madeline reviewing a film she says is one of the “sleaziest” films she’s ever seen (and that’s saying something); Sean Donohue’s 2015 sexploitation gorefest, Death-Scort Service.

Madeline, showing fairly high enthusiasm while talking about this one, highly recommends this 2018 gem starring Ashley Lynn Caputo, especially if you like a film with “WTF” moments, which this she says is full of.

In this episode, amateur film reviewer Madeline Milden tells us why she hates Jennifer Kent’s 2014 horror film, The Babadook. Of course, art is subjective.

This episode has amateur film reviewer Madeline Milden coming to us from her car in her local Target parking lot to give us her thoughts on Robert Hiltzik’s 2008 summer camp slasher, Return to Sleepaway Camp.

Here our cat-loving film reviewer Madeline Milden (wearing an eye-catching black top adorned with small gold chains in front) reviews Dario Argento’s 2009 slasher, Giallo, a film that was spawned from Italian pulp mystery novels.

Her debut review on David Cronenberg’s early works was something that was going to be a hard act for her to follow, but amateur film reviewer Madeline Milden’s recent thoughts on the trailer of the remake of Dario Argento‘s Suspiria.