Reviews
Russ Meyer’s ‘Vixen!’ Trilogy Is a Softcore Relic [Blu-ray Review
I could never and will never fully understand the craziness that was the swinging sixties. Woodstock, Andy Warhol, rock and roll, the Manson Family, and, transgressive movies like Midnight Cowboy. The...
‘Into the Deep’ Is a Fantastic Showcase for Scout Taylor Compton, Even If She’s Above the Material [Review]
Scout Taylor Compton is too good for Into the Deep. The veteran horror actor commits so hard to playing one-note lead Cassidy – who’s still reeling from watching her father get eaten by ...
‘The Damned’ Is a Ruthlessly Effective Chiller [Review]
The Damned takes place entirely in a remote fishing colony in Iceland but naturally, since this is a horror movie, the cold is the least of the characters’ problems. Thordur Palsson’s im...
‘Stir of Echoes’ Is a Supernatural Cult Classic [4K Ultra HD Blu-ray Review]
Is 1999 the best movie year ever? I think it might be. That’s far from an original take of mine, and seems to be common knowledge. There’s even been a book chronicling the iconic films t...
‘In Search of Darkness: 1990-1994 is a Love Letter to the Horror Genre [Review]’
David Weiner and the team at CreatorVC are back with a new installment in the In Search of Darkness series. And they deliver once again, bringing horror fans a must-see installment. This new addition ...
‘Creep’ is an Innovative and Unique Found Footage Horror Gem [Limited Edition Blu-ray Review]
“What happened? Oh. That’s just Peach Fuzz!” – Josef (Creep, 2014) It’s been ten years since the wholly original, shockingly inexpensive and surprise hit, Creep...
‘Cherry Falls’ is a Clever Take on Horror Clichés [The Rabid Dog’s House]
The Rabid Dog’s House is a recurring feature at Wicked Horror where contributor Justin Steele uncovers hidden gems, lost classics, and overlooked indie offerings with a little bite. Flying solo...
‘Heretic’ is Thought-Provoking and Entertaining [Review]
Some time ago, recently, I happened upon my wife who was watching the newest reality television sensation, The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, and I couldn’t help but partake. I’m a little...
‘The Invisible Raptor’ Takes Itself a Little Too Seriously [Review]
With a title like The Invisible Raptor, you know what you’re getting yourself into. So why does it feel like director Mike Hermosa is holding back from going full-on, balls-to-the-wall crazy? H...