All Movie Reviews
Frightfest 2015 Review: Cherry Tree
The curse of the Irish horror movie continues with Cherry Tree, a movie that was demonstrably filmed on the Emerald Isle but that inexplicably relocates the action to the UK. And almost everybody̵...
Barbara Crampton [Frightfest 2015 Interview]
Horror Icon and living legend Barbara Crampton talked to Wicked Horror’s Joey Keogh about her new film We Are Still Here at Frightfest 2015. She opened up about how she became involved with...
The Slaughterhouse Massacre [Cult Corner]
Welcome to Cult Corner where we dive through the bargain bins to determine if a movie is trash or treasure. Today’s pick… Paul Gagne’s The Slaughterhouse Massacre. Have you ever see...
Redeemer is Muddled and Suffers from Budgetary Constraints
Redeemer sees a former cartel hitman (Marko Zaror) take on the evil around him by becoming a vigilante in an attempt to atone for the sins of his past. The Blu-ray disc for the film arrived ...
Six Recent Vampire Movies That Went Overlooked
In recent years, there has been a notion that vampires have all but disappeared from the horror genre, instead having moved on to dominate the field of paranormal romance in the wake of smash hit youn...
Cult Corner: Dead Evidence
Welcome to Cult Corner where we dive through the bargain bins to determine if a movie is trash or treasure. Today’s pick… Charlie Haskell’s Dead Evidence. If you’ve ever want...
Lost After Dark Entertains as a Retro 80s Slasher [Advance Review]
One horror trend that never goes away is the throwback film. Writers and directors are often keen to bring back the heyday of the slasher subgenre that dominated the 1980s. One such fil...
The Factory is Generic But Enjoyable [Review]
This week I decided to check out Morgan O’Neill’s The Factory. It was originally made in 2008 but wasn’t released on DVD until 2013. How unfortunate! This film follows the fixat...
Cult Corner: Severed (2002)
Welcome to Cult Corner where we dive through the bargain bins to determine if a movie is trash or treasure. Today’s pick… Matt Green’s Severed. Severed is rather straightforward in ...