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The Streets – A Grand Don’t Come for Free
This concept album is the greatest concept album since The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust. I realize that’s a big-ass statement; pretty ballsy of me to say considering Dark Side of the Moon released a year after Ziggy. But this arrogant grime-electro-hop has me by my heartstrings. Mike Skinner wastes no time throwing the listener down a rabbit-hole of vulnerability, distrust, and anger. And the critical song to flip the album from stoned-apathy to the aforementioned emotions is “Get Out of My House.” I think as a female myself, it just kills me a little inside, in the funniest of ways. Like…dudes are so stupid sometimes and I absolutely love that Skinner wrote a song that illustrates this so beautifully. Cheers to him for telling it exactly like it is. (That’s not to say that chicks aren’t completely out of control, we are.) As far as the music itself, Skinner’s voice is perfection. He’s got that Brummie accent, a little bit lazy and a little bit swallowed. But sexy and something that calls for your attention. His Britishisms make me feel warm and fuzzy, and the repetitive nature of the beats make it easy to get sucked into the entire story of the album. And if you don’t fall in love with his monologue in the last minute of the song, there’s no hope for you. It really all comes down to Skinner being a loveable jackass with sick beats.
Pregnancy nightmare Son of Sara aims to be the next generation’s take on the horror classic Rosemary’s Baby, and Bloody Disgusting is exclusively debuting the trailer this afternoon.
Son of Sara will be available in the U.S. and Canada on Digital & VOD July 31.
Watch the official trailer from Saban Films below.
In Son of Sara, “A pregnant woman’s cravings turn sinister as her estranged boyfriend’s return coincides with a terrifying secret about the life growing inside her.”
The film stars Chloe Van Landschoot, Tymika Tafari, Garret Hnatiuk and Jane Moffat.
Canadian filmmaker Houston Bone directed Son of Sara.
Houston Bone said in a statement, “After gagging Toronto at Blood in the Snow this past winter, we are excited to be working with Saban to bring our grisly horror movie, and our new little monster, to audiences across the United States. This film has been a passion project for all of us since we shot it back in October 2023. Real blood, sweat, and tears went into bringing Son of Sara to the screen. We are humbled and thrilled by the response from film festival audiences so far. It is a dream come true to be sharing this film at this scale internationally.”
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