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The Shallows

Review: The Shallows is Light, Fun Summer Movie Fare

There are not enough shark movies; specifically, shark movies produced by major studios for wide release. Since Universal released the last Jaws sequel in 1987, the only big studio shark films have be...

The Other Side of the Door

‘The Other Side of the Door’ Should Probably Stay Shut

“Sometimes, dead is better…” Among the most iconic lines from terror cinema, Fred Gwynne’s delivery of this universal forewarning in Pet Sematary resonates furthe...

Poster for the 1992 film Buffy the Vampire Slayer

Valley Vamp: Why the Buffy Movie Deserves a Fair Shot

Buffy the Vampire Slayer has an amazing, loyal rabid fanbase that has not faltered or declined even though the show has been off the air for thirteen years. Thanks to DVD and streaming services like N...

Review: Range 15 Is a Brutal and Heartfelt Zombie Movie

Made by military veterans, for military veterans, Range 15 is a zombie movie experience unlike any other. The film begins with a newly-retired soldier named Mat Best (playing himself) who finds himsel...

10 Cloverfield Lane

Blu-Ray Review: 10 Cloverfield Lane is an Unexpectedly Suspenseful Containment Thriller

This quasi-follow up to Cloverfield is directed by  Dan Trachtenberg. It marks his feature film directorial debut. The picture stars John Goodman (Red State), Mary Elizabeth Winste...

The Last Heist

Advance Review: The Last Heist Is Another Great Showcase For Henry Rollins

Fresh off his spooky-cute Tales Of Halloween installment, “Friday The 31st”, writer-director Mike Mendez takes on feature-length action-horror with The Last Heist, a Henry Rollins-starring...

Abattoir - Jessica Lowndes

Advance Review: Abattoir is a Pulse-Pounding, Neo-Noir Horror Thriller

An investigative journalist sets out to solve the mystery behind a house constructed from the remains of violent crime scenes. The closer she gets to uncovering the secret behind the home, the more sh...

Beacon Point

Review: Beacon Point Gets Lost in the Woods

The fear of getting lost in the woods is pretty nerve-racking, so it’s no surprise that filmmakers have been capitalizing on it for generations. In Beacon Point, the debut feature from...

Evil Bong High-5

Evil Bong High-5 Is A Lovable B-Movie That Delivers Plenty Of Debauchery

Evil Bong High-5 is the fifth proper installment in the Evil Bong franchise, from Full Moon Features, the creators of the Puppermaster and Gingerdead Man series. It follows in the wake of su...