All Movie Reviews
13 Sins- Game Of Death
[soliloquy id=”8239″] 13 Sins, directed by Daniel Stamm, proves that there a very few things some people are not willing to do in exchange for money. Elliot Brindle (Mark Webber- Jessabell...
Donkey Punch is Not a Good Movie but it is Entertaining
A wild boat party turns tragic for a group of excited adult teens in British horror, Donkey Punch, directed by Olly Blackburn. Three girlfriends Lisa (Sian Breckin-), Kim (Jaime Winstone- Kidulthood),...
Club Dread is Escapism Cinema and That’s About it
If horror comedy is your thing, with more laughs than horror, you may enjoy Club Dread, directed and co-written by Jay Chandrasekhar (who also stars in the movie). Actually, scrap that. If you like wa...
The Purge: Anarchy- Society Showdown
[soliloquy id=”8152″] Written and directed by James DeMonaco, and a big improvement on its predecessor, The Purge: Anarchy, is thrilling and intelligent enough to be enjoyable to its audie...
Hunger – Starved To Eat
Hunger is a film produced for the Fangoria Frightfest film selections, directed by Steven Hentges and written by L.D. Goffigan. It depicts a horrifying exploration into the breakdown of humanity. Hung...
Varsity Blood is an Homage to ’80s Horror
Varsity Blood centers on a high school cheerleading squad and football team that take to an abandoned farmhouse for a Halloween celebration. They plan to screw, smoke drugs, and paint the town red. Wh...
Autopsy Movie Review- Dead Kept Alive
[soliloquy id=”7979″] If you like a lot of gore with your horror, Autopsy, directed by Adam Gierasch, should suffice your bloody needs. Autopsy opens with a group of friends enjoying ...
Staunton Hill is Worth Watching, if Only for the Gore
Staunton Hill is a movie by Pittsburgh based director, George Cameron Romero, about a group of hikers who unwittingly become involved with a diabolical body-part dealing family. Supposedly set in 1969...
The Cottage- British Bad Boys & The Butcher
[soliloquy id=”7970″] If horror-comedy is your thing, The Cottage, directed by Paul Andrew Williams, will be right up your street. I’m not usually the biggest fan of horror-comedies...