The Darkest Hour (2011) Review I’m not sure how many people were anticipating this holiday’s sci-fi action The Darkest Hour, but I know I’m not the only one who perked up at the sight of a new alien invasion/apocalypse movie. Despite the elaborate show in the constant media coverage, the […]
Continue ReadingHostel: Part III Review While attending a bachelor party in Las Vegas, four friends are enticed by two sexy escorts to join them at a private party way off the Strip. Once there, they are horrified to find themselves the subjects of a perverse game of torture, where members of […]
Continue ReadingATM (2012) Review We’re all afraid of what strangers are capable of. You never know if someone you don’t know is a psychotic and methodical killer just looking for someone to play his sick game with. But how can three individuals locked in a supposedly secure public financial institution manage […]
Continue ReadingThe Walking Dead Season 2 Finale Review And here we stand on the precipice of another season being over… Last week, Rick shot Shane and frankly he deserved it. So we got off the farm for good tonight. Probably not the way the gang would have wanted it. Overrun by […]
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Hellraiser: Revelations Review Yet another sequel in the Hellraiser franchise. Now, some of them have been reasonable, some of them have been downright weird (I’m thinking of Deader). On the surface, Revelations is a tame reflection of the two original films. It’s Pinhead for a new generation, and what starts […]
Continue ReadingThe Woman in Black (2012) Review Well I was lucky enough to get a look at the Latest from Hammer the Woman In Black. A little while ago I posted a review of the original made for TV movie so I was eager to share my thoughts on the newest […]
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Cassadaga (2011) Review Making it’s screening premiere at the 2011 Screamfest, I was really looking forward to sinking my teeth into this, and now it’s been released here in the UK, I got my chance. The movie starts of with an obscure scene, set in the past, involving a young […]
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The Divide Review From director Xavier Gens, known for Hitman and Frontier(s), comes The Divide; a film depicting the aftermath of a group of survivors who escape a nuclear attack and are then trapped underground without hope for rescue. I initially found this title advertised in a magazine and when […]
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Snowbeast (1977) Review The 1970′s were well known for their TV movies. Most of them weren’t very good, but there were some decent low budget TV B-movies… The Rill Lodge is having its annual winter carnival, which is threatened to be cancelled due to an attack on a skier by […]
Continue ReadingAdrien Brody’s WRECKED Review It seems like an eternity since I first saw the trailer for Wrecked starring Adrien Brody and I was curious from moment one of seeing the trailer as to whether this was going to be another great film from a very talented actor or a direct […]
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