Horror Reviews

Forgetting The Girl (2013) Review The film follows Kevin, a non-threatening but not all peaches and cream type of everyman, as he makes his way through daily life as a portrait photographer. The film is built up and established around his presenting the viewer with a series of slides relating […]

Grand Piano Movie Review Such is the case with director Eugenio Mira’s Grand Piano, a thriller with just enough common sense logic and real threat to allow the viewer to go along for the ride. The film’s director builds his dynamic visual style around a relatively simple setup: a once […]

Cabin Fever: Patient Zero – Movie Review Tonight I sat down to watch Patient Zero with very low expectations. Originally planned as a prequel to the two original films, we were meant to see the origins of the flesh-eating virus. Slightly reworked to sit as a sequel, the plot revolves […]

SXSW 2014: Oculus Movie Review The film centers around Kaylie and Tim Russell (Karen Gillan – Dr. Who, Guardians of the Galaxy and Brenton Thwaites – Maleficent, The Signal) a brother and sister who suffered a family tragedy early in life that dramatically affected their adult lives in very profound […]

[Review] Trevor Juenger’s Coyote The film was Trevor Juenger’s Coyote, and it’s a total mind-fuck, a visceral assault on the senses and a film that reminded me why I love this fucking genre! Let’s be clear here though, folks. This isn’t for everyone, and I’m sure many will be disturbed and […]

[Review] MurderDrome What with the film making its way to the UK on DVD this May 12th via Monster Pictures, I was able to get my hands on the film and it’s everything I thought it would be, and more. It’s a total cheese-fest and I love it. If you […]

Death Do Us Part (2014) review The film places us along for the ride with a group of (seeming) friends on their way to a rental cabin for a bachelor/bachelorette party ahead of the wedding of Kennedy and Ryan (real life married duo Julia and Peter Benson). You have to […]