Vikram Bhatt’s Horror Festival

Don’t look now, but the release of Vikram Bhatt’s latest repressed memory, 1920 is around the corner. To make matters worse, he’s also in the process of writing a book called Summer Of Frost. It’s an autobiographical book about a “secret that he will keep forever“. I’ve got to hand it to him; horror is really turning out to be his forte this year. And so with these two nightmares close on our heels, there seems to to be no esacping the shattered kneecaps of the art world that are his creations.

1920 will follow up Ram Gopal Verma’s horror flick, Phoonk. But Vikram isn’t too worried about comparisons. He claims that his movie is totally scary and moreover, isn’t about black magic. Well, at least the two movies have one thing in common - delusional clowns for directors.

The more movies these two make, the more perfect they seem for each other. Why don’t you two just shack up and join the your half-brains together before putting out any more movies? God knows, it’s worth a try. Everyone’s at the end of their tether. Another piece of garbage like Ram Gopal Verma Ki Aag or Life Mein Kabhie Kabhie may well be a one-way ticket to a body bag at the bottom of a Dahisar dumpster for you morons.