Horror Reviews

Eli Roth’s The Green Inferno Review It is hard to believe that it has been six years since Roth last directed a film – the 2006 sequel to Hostel. It is not as if Roth has been sitting around collecting profit percentages on his movies – in that time he […]

TIFF Midnight Madness: The Raid Review Set in Jakarta, the film follows a SWAT team as they try to covertly storm a massive apartment complex run by an evil crime boss.  The building is host to all kinds of criminal scum (as well as a couple of kind elderly folks). […]

Curse of Chucky Review After that, with Bride of Chucky, like all franchises from that time period, it became self aware and more a parody of what it had started as than an outright horror film. And then, much like the Nightmare on Elm Street movies, Freddy’s Dead in particular, […]

Shiver (2013) Movie Review Shiver is the story of The Gryphon a serial killer with a flair for the dramatic – and a grisly trophy case of victims. But when he sets out to add shy, young secretary Wendy Alden (Harris) to his macabre collection, he gets more than he […]

Escape from Tomorrow Review I managed to catch Escape from Tomorrow at Full Sail University in Orlando, Florida yesterday at a student screening.  Yes I am a senior in college studying screenwriting, and yes, you should listen to what I have to say.  I was first introduced to Mr. Moore‘s film in my […]

The Tingler (1959) Review The greatest of the “gimmicks”, Castle’s The Tingler is known more for delivering buzzes to unsuspecting viewers than any real scares, but the film is a fantastic watch even if your home isn’t wired for “Percepto”. The plot is at first glance improbably silly, and at […]

Skinwalker Ranch Movie Review Cattle mutilations Poltergeists Bigfoot Crop circles Glowing orbs Kardashian sightings Spontaneous STDs OK. Maybe I made the last two examples up. But the ranch does live in infamy for being a hot-spot for the spooky. before I saw this film, I did some research. It has […]

Static 2013 Movie Review The film centers on a troubled couple, Jonathan (Ventimiglia) and Addie (Shahi) recently relocated to a beautiful rural home and suffering through a tragic loss involving their son. The film opens with equally lovely and disturbing imagery of the couple laying lifeless against the backdrop of […]

Blood Punch (2013) Movie Review It is an often amusingly bloody, wholly original film about a struggling genius with drug-producing skills, a firmly ground-planted ingenue without the one-dimensional traits of her devious but airheaded film predecessors, a dirty cop barely sane by any measure, a secluded cabin on indian land, a […]

Real Life Horror: The Sacrament (2013) Review On November 18th, 1978 over 900 people were murdered under the guidance of Jim Jones. 35 years later, director Ti West shows us a similar descent into the clutches of a cult. Jim Jones was an atheist and communist during a period of […]