Horror Reviews

Saturday Morning Massacre Review I’d originally heard about Spencer Parsons’ Saturday Morning Massacre last year via various news sites and reviewers as it made the rounds a few film festivals. The premise sounded interesting enough: a team of paranormal investigators, complete with dog a la The Mystery Gang, go around […]

Love in the Time of Monsters [Review] For those of you that have been following me know that I am a huge sucker for creature features. To me they’re awesome, whether it’s werewolves, rabbits, critters or in the case of Matt Jackson’s Love in the Time of Monsters, it’s Bigfoot or […]

Fantasia 2018: Puppet Master: The Littlest Reich [Review] The puppets are back in a re-imagining of the series in “Puppet Master: The Littlest Reich” which made its Canadian premiere at Fantasia International Film Festival in Montreal. Get ready for some inventive new kills as the marionettes are on the loose. […]

[Horror Short Review] Cindy Maples’ Random One of the best things about the horror genre is that it is absolutely filled with some truly awesome talent, that is screaming to be seen. Case in-point; Cindy Maples. This wonderful actress has starred in a slew of movies, shorts and TV shows, throughout […]

The House On Pine Street (2015) Review   “No live organism can continue for long to exist sanely under the conditions of absolute reality.”  Shirley Jackson, The Haunting of Hill House 1959 In 1963 Robert Wise created the perfect haunted house film. In The Haunting, Eleanor Lance (Julie Harris) is […]

The Dooms Chapel Horror (2015) [Review] To become a horror filmmaker, like any kind of filmmaker, one must first construct an innovative narrative. It all begins with words on a page. From there it takes preparation, dedication, and pure passion. Making films today (in comparison to the past) is only […]

Clown [Review] I’m a huge fan, but regardless of how you feel about Eli Roth, Clown proves the director has a sense of humor. The production for the film began in the strangest of places, through a faux trailer. Since Grindhouse (2007) it is not that unlikely that a film’s production would […]

Headless [Review] A few years back I witnessed a little indie film entitled Found, which was directed by Scott Schirmer and written by Todd Rigney. Since witnessing the film I’ve been praising it to the high heavens. It was a beautifully crafted yet eerie and somewhat sadistic film that I […]

Review: The Last Will and Testament of Rosalind Leigh In a world where horror movies tend to be ugly, devoid of color and lacking any visual appeal beyond boobs and blood; The Last Will and Testament of Rosalind Leigh is a breath of fresh air that captures the eye with […]