All Movie Reviews
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 Mardi...
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. Silly...
Panic Button- Social Snakes On A Plane
[soliloquy id=”7752″] Sometimes, competitions are too good to be true. British thriller, Panic Button, directed by Chris Crow, proves that. Panic Button starts off with young woman Jo (Sca...
Cassadaga is a Captivating Viewing Experience [Review]
I purchased Cassadaga after randomly spying its cover in a DVD store, and I’m glad I did. Directed by Anthony DiBlasi (Dread), Cassadaga for me personally was a breath of gruesome fresh air. Cassadaga...
