All Movie Reviews
Advance Review – Fantasm
[soliloquy id=”12165″] Fantasm is a documentary exploring the world of horror conventions from the perspective of a horror fan. It provides a look into the lives of the merchants, cel...
Ouija Movie Review – Spirit Board Scares
[soliloquy id=”12120″] Directed by Stiles White, Ouija, shows us the possible consequences of trying to contact the dead using a spirit board. Ouija starts off with showing ...
Retrospective – Henry: Portrait Of A Serial Killer
Henry is a testament to how powerful a film can be even without much of anything to work with at all. Based loosely on the story of serial killer Henry Lee Lucas, it was made for only $100,000 and its...
Wrong Turn 6 Features More Blood, More Gore, and More Sex!
Directed by Valeri Milev, Wrong Turn 6: The Last Resort, continues its gore-fest. With The Last Resort being the sixth installment of the Wrong Turn series, fans already know what to expect; blood, go...
Blu-ray Review – Pumpkinhead
Pumpkinhead, the film debut of FX genius Stan Winston, has always been a movie that’s needed more love. It’s become a bit of a cult classic, and is known among the hardcore horror fans, ...
The Kiss Of The Vampire- Old School, Atmospheric Hammer Horror
Hammer achieved a large amount of success with Horror of Dracula pretty much out of the gate. This led to a franchise with at least seven sequels. Still, despite the massive success of their flagship ...
Cursed – Bland Moon Rising
To its credit, Cursed was plagued by production problems that went all the way up to the top. The movie we’re left with cuts right to the chase and is a fairly by the numbers, standard werewolf...
C.H.U.D – They’re Not Staying Down There Anymore
C.H.U.D. is an acronym for “Cannibalistic Humanoid Underground Dwellers” so you know what kind of movie you’re getting into right out of the gate. It’s pure 1980’s c...
Overlooked And Forgotten: Revisiting John Carpenter’s Village Of The Damned
There are a lot of horror movies that flew under the radar. For whatever reason, they never gained much of even a cult following. Even John Carpenter fans don’t talk much about Village of the D...