All Movie Reviews
Carver is a Gruesome Gore Fest [Review]
Touted as a true story and possibly where V/H/S may have got some inspiration for their tape ideas, Carver, written and directed by Franklin Guerrero Jr, tells the story of naive young adults that go ...
The Tortured is Brutal and Unforgiving
Directed by Robert Lieberman, The Tortured, is a ruthless movie about any parent’s worst nightmare. Upper-middle class couple Elisa (Erika Christensen- Flight Plan) and Craig Landry (Jesse Metcalfe- J...
Case 39 is Derivative but Entertaining [Review]
Directed by Christian Alvart and starring some big names including Renee Zellweger (Bridget Jones Diary), Ian McShane (American Horror Story) and Bradley Cooper (The Hangover), Case 39 is an entertain...
The Skeleton Key- Hoodoo House
[soliloquy id=”2137″] Directed by Iain Softley and starring Kate Hudson, The Skeleton Key has an interesting story, a good twist and Softley makes the most of its creepy New Orleans locati...
Apollo 18 is Tense and Will Keep You on Your Toes
I really enjoyed Apollo 18. The film is directed by Gonzalo López-Gallego (Open Grave) and written by Brian Miller, Apollo 18 is an admirable, lunar found footage movie that does well at keeping you o...
Devil’s Pass – Cold Evil
Based on the true story of The Dyatlov Incident, Devil’s Pass, directed by Renny Haarlin and shot in found footage style, has a very interesting thesis. The Dyatlov Pass Incident, a genuine Russ...
The Last Will and Testament of Rosalind Leigh
[soliloquy id=”2074″] Directed by Rodrigo Gudino, The Last Will and Testament of Rosalind Leigh has some great scenes with a scary apologue. The film opens with an old woman, Rosalind Leig...
Would You Rather – Choose Your Fate
[soliloquy id=”2036″] Directed by David Guy Levy and written by Steffen Schlachtenhaufen, Would You Rather, is a cool psychological Saw-inspired movie that I just happened to stumble upon ...
Mama Forgets That What You Don’t See is Always Scarier
Directed and produced by brother/sister duo Andrés Muschietti and Barbara Muschietti, Mama has a brilliant concept that is executed very well at the beginning. Mama follows the story of two young sist...