Frozen Review By far, one of the greatest experiences as a movie fanatic would have to be when you settle down for the evening, throw out a web search with something like ‘fifty underrated horror movies’ and come out on top with a lesser known contender. Video on demand and […]
Continue ReadingPrometheus (2012) Review Prometheus is the long awaited prequel to Alien directed by Ridley Scott. The same Ridley Scott that brought us Legend, Alien, and Blade Runner. Like many fans, I have been eagerly waiting for this film. We were all hoping that many of the unanswered questions of the previous Alien series would be […]
Continue ReadingRogue River Review Rogue River plays out like horror 101; it has all the right ingredients to cook up a fine treat: red herring, plot twist, some really nice camera work and creativity. Unfortunately, somebody forgot to turn the oven on. The movie begins with Mara (TV nomad Michelle Page); […]
Continue ReadingCowboys and Zombies Review Cowboys and Zombies is rubbish, and I could really lay into it here, but ultimately I’d rather watch this amusing if unaccomplished film than see Sucker Punch or Pirates of the Caribbean 4 again, and that’s because director Rene Perez and his cast and crew do […]
Continue ReadingAnother (Series) Review If horror is one of the great loves in life, anime would be my secret mistress I cheat on horror with ever now and again. In fact it was anime that got me back in to horror after being generally uninterested in it for nearly a decade. […]
Continue ReadingThe Caller (2011) Review 2011 film The Caller is a frustrating viewing experience. It is not frustrating in being completely inept. Instead, it is frustrating because it has some shreds of promise, but the film completely unravels, becoming consistently more and more disappointing as it goes. This isn’t a completely […]
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The Victim Movie Review Michael Biehn was present at Montreal’s Fantasia International Film Festival for the Quebec premiere of his movie which he wrote, directed, and starred in, “The Victim”; a low-budget movie that plays along the thin line of parodies to B-rated movies and a serious thriller. Annie (Jennifer […]
Continue ReadingSuccubus Review Sexuality and horror have gone together for a very long time. Joe D’Amato and to a lesser extent Jess Franco both directed films in which some hardcore sex was involved and they usually managed to weave a story around it all as well. One of my favorite films […]
Continue ReadingMemory of the Dead Movie Review “La Memoria Del Muerto” or “Memory of the Dead” had its world premiere at this summer’s Montreal Fantasia International Film Festival. The Argentinean horror movie is played in Spanish, with English subtitles, and is… peculiar. Fourty-nine days after her husband passes away from a […]
Continue ReadingSteven C Millers Silent Night Movie Review I never managed to connect with Steven on the freebie in exchange for a review due to a recent surgery but I did finally pick it up and watch it last night and I am now going to give you my 5 cent […]
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