Jeffrey Red Moth
@theredmoth.com
comics dipshit.
I make comics and talk trash. that's it.
He/They
theredmoth.com
I make comics and talk trash. that's it.
He/They
theredmoth.com
Many such cases...
(I'm honestly not too bothered by it, reference is reference)
(I'm honestly not too bothered by it, reference is reference)
November 20, 2025 at 1:32 AM
Many such cases...
(I'm honestly not too bothered by it, reference is reference)
(I'm honestly not too bothered by it, reference is reference)
the shit-ass fuckin' blood devil
November 17, 2025 at 3:07 AM
the shit-ass fuckin' blood devil
#mothtober 2025
10/31
Edward D. Wood Jr.'s 'Plan 9 from Outer Space' (1957)
HAPPY HALLOWEEEN!!!
Kinda fun when it's a bunch of idiots shuffling around cardboard sets, but struggles when those same idiots talk about nothing and do nothing for the bulk of the runtime. Brilliant film.
4/10
10/31
Edward D. Wood Jr.'s 'Plan 9 from Outer Space' (1957)
HAPPY HALLOWEEEN!!!
Kinda fun when it's a bunch of idiots shuffling around cardboard sets, but struggles when those same idiots talk about nothing and do nothing for the bulk of the runtime. Brilliant film.
4/10
November 1, 2025 at 5:07 AM
#mothtober 2025
10/31
Edward D. Wood Jr.'s 'Plan 9 from Outer Space' (1957)
HAPPY HALLOWEEEN!!!
Kinda fun when it's a bunch of idiots shuffling around cardboard sets, but struggles when those same idiots talk about nothing and do nothing for the bulk of the runtime. Brilliant film.
4/10
10/31
Edward D. Wood Jr.'s 'Plan 9 from Outer Space' (1957)
HAPPY HALLOWEEEN!!!
Kinda fun when it's a bunch of idiots shuffling around cardboard sets, but struggles when those same idiots talk about nothing and do nothing for the bulk of the runtime. Brilliant film.
4/10
October 31, 2025 at 3:24 AM
#mothtober 2025
10/29
James Wan's 'Saw' (2004)
I'm sorry. I just don't fuck with it as much as so many others do. Too "2004" (with it's insane editing, weird performances, and convoluted plot) for my liking.
5/10
10/29
James Wan's 'Saw' (2004)
I'm sorry. I just don't fuck with it as much as so many others do. Too "2004" (with it's insane editing, weird performances, and convoluted plot) for my liking.
5/10
October 31, 2025 at 3:05 AM
#mothtober 2025
10/29
James Wan's 'Saw' (2004)
I'm sorry. I just don't fuck with it as much as so many others do. Too "2004" (with it's insane editing, weird performances, and convoluted plot) for my liking.
5/10
10/29
James Wan's 'Saw' (2004)
I'm sorry. I just don't fuck with it as much as so many others do. Too "2004" (with it's insane editing, weird performances, and convoluted plot) for my liking.
5/10
#mothtober 2025
10/28
Jerry A. Baerwitz/Ishirō Honda's 'Varan the Unbelievable' (1962) [US Version]
Extremely generic and underwhelming with it's lazy English cast edited in, and it's message muddled.
4/10
10/28
Jerry A. Baerwitz/Ishirō Honda's 'Varan the Unbelievable' (1962) [US Version]
Extremely generic and underwhelming with it's lazy English cast edited in, and it's message muddled.
4/10
October 30, 2025 at 3:29 AM
#mothtober 2025
10/28
Jerry A. Baerwitz/Ishirō Honda's 'Varan the Unbelievable' (1962) [US Version]
Extremely generic and underwhelming with it's lazy English cast edited in, and it's message muddled.
4/10
10/28
Jerry A. Baerwitz/Ishirō Honda's 'Varan the Unbelievable' (1962) [US Version]
Extremely generic and underwhelming with it's lazy English cast edited in, and it's message muddled.
4/10
#mothtober 2025
10/27
J. Searle Dawley's 'Frankenstein' (1910)
It's able to convey the hubris and tragedy of the original story in such a tiny amount of time, while also using some interesting techniques for the time.
6.5/10
10/27
J. Searle Dawley's 'Frankenstein' (1910)
It's able to convey the hubris and tragedy of the original story in such a tiny amount of time, while also using some interesting techniques for the time.
6.5/10
October 30, 2025 at 1:39 AM
#mothtober 2025
10/27
J. Searle Dawley's 'Frankenstein' (1910)
It's able to convey the hubris and tragedy of the original story in such a tiny amount of time, while also using some interesting techniques for the time.
6.5/10
10/27
J. Searle Dawley's 'Frankenstein' (1910)
It's able to convey the hubris and tragedy of the original story in such a tiny amount of time, while also using some interesting techniques for the time.
6.5/10
#mothtober 2025
10/26
Tatsuya Yoshihara's 'Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc' (2025)
Start's slow and really builds up in a sweet, subtle way, then explodes into absolute chaos, and somehow it's all tonally consistent and cathartic and tragic by the end.
7/10
10/26
Tatsuya Yoshihara's 'Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc' (2025)
Start's slow and really builds up in a sweet, subtle way, then explodes into absolute chaos, and somehow it's all tonally consistent and cathartic and tragic by the end.
7/10
October 30, 2025 at 1:36 AM
#mothtober 2025
10/26
Tatsuya Yoshihara's 'Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc' (2025)
Start's slow and really builds up in a sweet, subtle way, then explodes into absolute chaos, and somehow it's all tonally consistent and cathartic and tragic by the end.
7/10
10/26
Tatsuya Yoshihara's 'Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc' (2025)
Start's slow and really builds up in a sweet, subtle way, then explodes into absolute chaos, and somehow it's all tonally consistent and cathartic and tragic by the end.
7/10
#mothtober 2025
10/25
Lew Landers's 'The Return of the Vampire' (1943)
Has a lot going for it in terms of it's premise, moving pieces, and general vibes (much of which can be attributed to Bela Lugosi), but is just a bit bogged down by it's chaotic pace and overly-brisk runtime.
6/10
10/25
Lew Landers's 'The Return of the Vampire' (1943)
Has a lot going for it in terms of it's premise, moving pieces, and general vibes (much of which can be attributed to Bela Lugosi), but is just a bit bogged down by it's chaotic pace and overly-brisk runtime.
6/10
October 28, 2025 at 4:19 AM
#mothtober 2025
10/25
Lew Landers's 'The Return of the Vampire' (1943)
Has a lot going for it in terms of it's premise, moving pieces, and general vibes (much of which can be attributed to Bela Lugosi), but is just a bit bogged down by it's chaotic pace and overly-brisk runtime.
6/10
10/25
Lew Landers's 'The Return of the Vampire' (1943)
Has a lot going for it in terms of it's premise, moving pieces, and general vibes (much of which can be attributed to Bela Lugosi), but is just a bit bogged down by it's chaotic pace and overly-brisk runtime.
6/10
#mothtober 2025
10/24
Zach Cregger's 'Weapons' (2025)
Very satisfying watching all the pieces fall into place for a really great time.
8/10
10/24
Zach Cregger's 'Weapons' (2025)
Very satisfying watching all the pieces fall into place for a really great time.
8/10
October 28, 2025 at 1:33 AM
#mothtober 2025
10/24
Zach Cregger's 'Weapons' (2025)
Very satisfying watching all the pieces fall into place for a really great time.
8/10
10/24
Zach Cregger's 'Weapons' (2025)
Very satisfying watching all the pieces fall into place for a really great time.
8/10
I have a cold so I drew Lucy.
October 26, 2025 at 2:51 AM
I have a cold so I drew Lucy.
#mothtober 2025
10/23
Hajime Sato's 'The Golden Bat' (1966)
Evil will always fall to the might of a laughing skeleton who runs around, smacking people with a stick.
6/10
10/23
Hajime Sato's 'The Golden Bat' (1966)
Evil will always fall to the might of a laughing skeleton who runs around, smacking people with a stick.
6/10
October 25, 2025 at 12:14 AM
#mothtober 2025
10/23
Hajime Sato's 'The Golden Bat' (1966)
Evil will always fall to the might of a laughing skeleton who runs around, smacking people with a stick.
6/10
10/23
Hajime Sato's 'The Golden Bat' (1966)
Evil will always fall to the might of a laughing skeleton who runs around, smacking people with a stick.
6/10
October 23, 2025 at 4:04 AM
#mothtober 2025
10/21
Jack Sholder's 'A Nightmare on Elm Street Part 2: Freddy's Revenge' (1985)
A decent, well-paced slasher choked full of the kind of bizarre homoeroticism you can only get from the mid-80s.
6.5/10
10/21
Jack Sholder's 'A Nightmare on Elm Street Part 2: Freddy's Revenge' (1985)
A decent, well-paced slasher choked full of the kind of bizarre homoeroticism you can only get from the mid-80s.
6.5/10
October 23, 2025 at 2:15 AM
#mothtober 2025
10/21
Jack Sholder's 'A Nightmare on Elm Street Part 2: Freddy's Revenge' (1985)
A decent, well-paced slasher choked full of the kind of bizarre homoeroticism you can only get from the mid-80s.
6.5/10
10/21
Jack Sholder's 'A Nightmare on Elm Street Part 2: Freddy's Revenge' (1985)
A decent, well-paced slasher choked full of the kind of bizarre homoeroticism you can only get from the mid-80s.
6.5/10
#mothtober 2025
10/20
Luis Buñuel's 'Un Chien Andalou' (1929)
Fuckin' French people, man. No wonder 'Avant Garde' is a French term.
6/10??? idk
10/20
Luis Buñuel's 'Un Chien Andalou' (1929)
Fuckin' French people, man. No wonder 'Avant Garde' is a French term.
6/10??? idk
October 22, 2025 at 3:27 AM
#mothtober 2025
10/20
Luis Buñuel's 'Un Chien Andalou' (1929)
Fuckin' French people, man. No wonder 'Avant Garde' is a French term.
6/10??? idk
10/20
Luis Buñuel's 'Un Chien Andalou' (1929)
Fuckin' French people, man. No wonder 'Avant Garde' is a French term.
6/10??? idk
October 21, 2025 at 12:49 AM
#mothtober 2025
10/18
Dimitri Simakis, Nic Maier, and Lehr Beidelschies's 'The Great Satan' (2018)
A shitpost so good you'll go to Hell.
7/10
10/18
Dimitri Simakis, Nic Maier, and Lehr Beidelschies's 'The Great Satan' (2018)
A shitpost so good you'll go to Hell.
7/10
October 21, 2025 at 12:33 AM
#mothtober 2025
10/18
Dimitri Simakis, Nic Maier, and Lehr Beidelschies's 'The Great Satan' (2018)
A shitpost so good you'll go to Hell.
7/10
10/18
Dimitri Simakis, Nic Maier, and Lehr Beidelschies's 'The Great Satan' (2018)
A shitpost so good you'll go to Hell.
7/10
#mothtober 2025
10/17
Lloyd Kaufman and Michael Herz's 'The Toxic Avenger' (1984)
Utter madness from beginning to end. I mean that in every sense of the word. Holy shit.
FULL REVIEW HERE: letterboxd.com/theredmoth/f...
7/10
10/17
Lloyd Kaufman and Michael Herz's 'The Toxic Avenger' (1984)
Utter madness from beginning to end. I mean that in every sense of the word. Holy shit.
FULL REVIEW HERE: letterboxd.com/theredmoth/f...
7/10
October 20, 2025 at 4:50 AM
#mothtober 2025
10/17
Lloyd Kaufman and Michael Herz's 'The Toxic Avenger' (1984)
Utter madness from beginning to end. I mean that in every sense of the word. Holy shit.
FULL REVIEW HERE: letterboxd.com/theredmoth/f...
7/10
10/17
Lloyd Kaufman and Michael Herz's 'The Toxic Avenger' (1984)
Utter madness from beginning to end. I mean that in every sense of the word. Holy shit.
FULL REVIEW HERE: letterboxd.com/theredmoth/f...
7/10
#mothtober 2025
10/16
William Malone's 'House on Haunted Hill' (1999)
It's not even a house. It's takes place in a tower.
3.5/10
10/16
William Malone's 'House on Haunted Hill' (1999)
It's not even a house. It's takes place in a tower.
3.5/10
October 18, 2025 at 2:31 AM
#mothtober 2025
10/16
William Malone's 'House on Haunted Hill' (1999)
It's not even a house. It's takes place in a tower.
3.5/10
10/16
William Malone's 'House on Haunted Hill' (1999)
It's not even a house. It's takes place in a tower.
3.5/10
#mothtober 2025
10/15
Jan Švankmajer's 'Alice' (1988)
An insanely bizarre take on the Lewis Carroll story. Weird stop motion using animal bones and barely any soundtrack.
7.5/10
10/15
Jan Švankmajer's 'Alice' (1988)
An insanely bizarre take on the Lewis Carroll story. Weird stop motion using animal bones and barely any soundtrack.
7.5/10
October 16, 2025 at 2:59 AM
#mothtober 2025
10/15
Jan Švankmajer's 'Alice' (1988)
An insanely bizarre take on the Lewis Carroll story. Weird stop motion using animal bones and barely any soundtrack.
7.5/10
10/15
Jan Švankmajer's 'Alice' (1988)
An insanely bizarre take on the Lewis Carroll story. Weird stop motion using animal bones and barely any soundtrack.
7.5/10
#mothtober 2025
10/14
Ken Wiederhorn's 'Return of the Living Dead Part II' (1988)
As silly and dumb and fun as it's predecessor, but lacking a lot of it's charm. You still end up with a simple, easy-to-watch zombie flick, but don't expect much of it to stick with you.
6/10
10/14
Ken Wiederhorn's 'Return of the Living Dead Part II' (1988)
As silly and dumb and fun as it's predecessor, but lacking a lot of it's charm. You still end up with a simple, easy-to-watch zombie flick, but don't expect much of it to stick with you.
6/10
October 16, 2025 at 1:18 AM
#mothtober 2025
10/14
Ken Wiederhorn's 'Return of the Living Dead Part II' (1988)
As silly and dumb and fun as it's predecessor, but lacking a lot of it's charm. You still end up with a simple, easy-to-watch zombie flick, but don't expect much of it to stick with you.
6/10
10/14
Ken Wiederhorn's 'Return of the Living Dead Part II' (1988)
As silly and dumb and fun as it's predecessor, but lacking a lot of it's charm. You still end up with a simple, easy-to-watch zombie flick, but don't expect much of it to stick with you.
6/10
#mothtober 2025
10/13
Tim Egan's 'Curve' (2016)
A short one to help me catch up.
Simple and effective stuff. Sometimes all you need is a decently creative scenario and a good performance to bring things together.
7/10
10/13
Tim Egan's 'Curve' (2016)
A short one to help me catch up.
Simple and effective stuff. Sometimes all you need is a decently creative scenario and a good performance to bring things together.
7/10
October 15, 2025 at 11:44 PM
#mothtober 2025
10/13
Tim Egan's 'Curve' (2016)
A short one to help me catch up.
Simple and effective stuff. Sometimes all you need is a decently creative scenario and a good performance to bring things together.
7/10
10/13
Tim Egan's 'Curve' (2016)
A short one to help me catch up.
Simple and effective stuff. Sometimes all you need is a decently creative scenario and a good performance to bring things together.
7/10
#mothtober 2025
10/12
Jules Bass's 'Mad Monster Party?' (1967)
A great idea with a great set-up, bogged down a bit by Phyllis Diller laughing at her own lame jokes and a lack of meat to swim in the usual Rankin/Bass sauce.
6/10
10/12
Jules Bass's 'Mad Monster Party?' (1967)
A great idea with a great set-up, bogged down a bit by Phyllis Diller laughing at her own lame jokes and a lack of meat to swim in the usual Rankin/Bass sauce.
6/10
October 14, 2025 at 3:06 AM
#mothtober 2025
10/12
Jules Bass's 'Mad Monster Party?' (1967)
A great idea with a great set-up, bogged down a bit by Phyllis Diller laughing at her own lame jokes and a lack of meat to swim in the usual Rankin/Bass sauce.
6/10
10/12
Jules Bass's 'Mad Monster Party?' (1967)
A great idea with a great set-up, bogged down a bit by Phyllis Diller laughing at her own lame jokes and a lack of meat to swim in the usual Rankin/Bass sauce.
6/10