39/100 A horror anthology with a suspect in a mass killing telling stories to the police. The first story, about a man who uses light patterns to reveal the dead, was pretty good with some really grotesque imagery. They rest of this was an exercise in patience; obnoxious, irritating and unlikable characters, scenarios dragged out well beyond what's necessary (there was a cringy witch's ritual that I didn't think would ever end), lackluster simplistic stories that were all over the place. Anthologies are hit and miss for everyone, I suppose, and this one really missed big for me. -- DtNostro…
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