This is one that I have been looking forward to in like forever! And a few days ago I finally managed to go and see it, on my birthday no less which…
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Beyond Re-animator: Killing The Franchise!
Well, guys, it had to happen. Spoiled by two wonderful flicks from the late eighties, 2003 had to come at us with its Sci-Fi channel productions and edginess. So like nearly all…
Bride Of Re-animator: The Original 80’s Corpse Bride!
Fresh of our first roller-coaster romp in reanimation, I bring you a new batch of disembodied bits. After being exposed to the first in the series, my partner piped up “There’s a…
Re-Animator: You Need To Go Out On A Limb To See This One!
In a previous review, I mention that good Lovecraft adaptation was as hard to find as a deep one in a fish market. There are a few greats though, and Re-Animator is…
Five Horror Movies To Watch In The Summer!
Summer has always played a special part when it came to me watching horror movies in the blistering heat. I have a theme and each year I like to take part in…
Review: The Void: An Exciting Lovecraftian Horror! (2016)
When I say Lovecraft, plenty of you horror movie monsters sigh and the others just look confused. You see Lovecraftian horror has a hard time making it into movies, and even harder…
Review: Suicide Club: Japanese Cult Horror! (2001)
I have seen my fair share of weird movies but this one literally fried my brain. Suicide Club is a 2001 Horror film from the mind of the writer and director Sion…
Underrated Horror: Duel – Highway To Hell (1971)
Undoubtedly one of the best movies I have ever seen, Duel, in my opinion, is very underrated in the horror genre. No, it doesn’t contain ghosts, ghouls, and zombies but offers something…
Review: Asylum – Oldschool Anthology Horror At It’s Best! (1972)
Of late I have been on a binge of classic horror anthology films and so I just couldn’t resist the urge to write a review for the 1972 horror classic Asylum. By…
Polaroid: (Review) 2019
You may already be familiar with Norwegian director Lars Klevsburgs 2015 horror short ‘polaroid’ in fact I actually reviewed it over at Popcorn Horror. It was the premise of the short that…