Review: John Carpenter’s Halloween (1978)
The origins of the slasher sub-genre With the most recent instalment having hit the theaters late last year, this…
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Willy’s Wonderland, A Film Review
Willy’s Wonderland is a horror comedy directed by Kevin Lewis in 2021. Distributed by Screen Media Films, this movie…
The Taking of Deborah Logan, a Film Review
The Taking of Deborah Logan is a 2014 found footage supernatural horror film directed by Adam Robitel.
Review: ‘The Djinn’
There were two films released this year and both were the products of writing-directing duo David Charbonier and Justin…
Movie review: What exactly is “The Empty Man” that we all keep hearing about?
One of the strangest and most surprising hits to come out of 2020 was David Prior’s The Empty Man….
Most of the complaints about the new ‘Mortal Kombat’ shouldn’t be taken seriously. It’s not the same but it’s just as fun as the 1995 original
Just about every review for the new Mortal Kombat film mentions more or less the same thing: the game….
“Sputnik” is the Russian “Alien” only its more man than beast
A lot of people compared this Russian sci-fi horror film to the 1979 Ridley Scott film Alien when it…
“Synchronic”: Another sci-fi mind twister too many people missed out on
It’s a little late for a new review on this film. It came out in 2019 but it didn’t…
In the Tall Grass VS. In the Tall Grass
There is so much about Stephen King’s and Joe Hill’s In the Tall Grass that I want to know…
Cell VS. Cell
Cell is that Stephen King book and movie that everyone forgets is a Stephen King book and movie. It…
“She Dies Tomorrow” is a slightly dull yet compelling study of anxiety and the way it spreads
Written and directed by Amy Seimetz, who used her salary from Pet Sematary to produce the film, She Dies…
Cycle of the Werewolf VS. Stephen King’s Silver Bullet
There’s quite a few Stephen King movie adaptations that bear little resemblance to the books they’re based on. Stephen…
“Panda Bear It” is a strong and beautifully honest study of grief and loss
Direct, surreal, and raw, a strange little film made on a microbudget that’s way better than it has the…
‘Castle Freak’ is a nutty but strangely good reimagining of Stuart Gordon’s classic.
People seem to have Lovecraft on the mind lately, for more than one reason. Horror is receiving a new…
‘Relic’ review: A unique take on the haunted house story
In a story about family and the aging process, Relic hits in places where most don’t. People always die…
Spree review: Joe Keery shines in this generation’s version of American Psycho
A quintessential message delivered like a 3D printed knife to the gut. The blade dull, but sharp enough. I’m…
‘The Pale Door’ review: A decent western with a major witch problem
In The Pale Door, a dark western about love and sacrifice, there is a lack of congruence. It throws…
‘Found’ (2012): uncovering an underground gem and its bloody spin-off
Disturbing, gritty, and at times gross, it’s a new take on the serial killer. Based on the novel by…
Spiral (2019) review: A gripping display of fear and the hate it breeds
Very early in, it’s perceivably clear that Spiral is a story that a large portion of the audience will…
Five tales of horror are dished out in the unforgettable ‘ The Mortuary Collection’
In my mind, The Mortuary Collection is a spiritual sequel to the masterful 2007 film Trick ‘r Treat. They’re…