Especially when he also directs as was the case with They Look Like People and When I Consume You. For us here at Heaven of Horror, Perry Blackshear is always a name that makes us sit up and take notice. For her episode of Into the Dark ( the July 4th, 2019 episode “Culture Shock”), she also co-wrote.įor this new Blumhouse horror production, she shares writing credit with her steady writing partner Shane McKenzie and also Perry Blackshear.

Anthologies include ABCs of Death 2.5 (2016) while she’s worked on series like The Purge and Into the Dark. In the past, she has directed various horror anthologies and TV series. Gigi Saul Guerrero is the director and co-writer of Bingo Hell. And while everyone in the cast is giving their best performances – or best crazy in Richard Brake’s case – it doesn’t help that the story drags on for too long. Scott Caldwell), is beginning to give up on the idea of community.

MORE RICHARD BRAKEĬheck out our review of Tremors: Shrieker Island which also had Richard Brake in the cast >Įven Lupita’s best friend and steady ally, Dolores ( L. Bingo himself ( Richard Brake) is draining the community. Symbolizing all forms of addiction and how you can convince yourself that you’re in control, Mr. However, once the new Bingo hall opens, it’s apparent that something much more sinister is at work. Also, she’s stubborn as hell, which is often a good thing when fighting battles. As Lupita, she has both strengths and vulnerabilities. Adriana Barraza, who you might recognize from The Strain series or Sam Raimi‘s Drag Me to Hell, does a really good job. Lupita (Adriana Barraza) is struggling to keep the good ol’ Oak Springs spirit alive, but it’s an uphill battle. Gentrification is running rampant and hipsters arriving are driving prices up. A group of friends, who have lived decades in this neighborhood, are seeing Oak Spring disappearing before their very eyes. The core story in Bingo Hell focuses on the small community of Oak Springs.

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