All Movie Reviews
Desecration is Surreal and Scrappy Effort from Dante Tomaselli [Review]
Desecration follows a teenage boy named Bobby on a surreal and visceral journey through the literal depths of Hell that begins when he unintentionally kills one of the instructors at his sch...
Summer Of 84 Is A Thrilling Eighties Throwback [Review]
Turbo Kid was one of the coolest horror movies of recent years, not least because it burst out of absolutely nowhere. Sweet, good-natured, stylistically exciting, and yet gory as all hell, it was a br...
Breaking In Suffers from an Utter Lack of Originality [Blu-Ray Review]
Breaking In follows mother of two, Shaun Russell (Gabrielle Union) as she sorts through the grief of losing her father. Her sense of loss is soon compounded by a home invasion attempt w...
Along Came the Devil has a Good Title, Not Much Else [Review]
If you took The Exorcist and surgically removed every hint of personality, you would wind up with a movie very similar to Along Came the Devil. It’s not hard to understand why so many filmmaker...
Dark Crimes Frivolously Squanders a Promising Concept [DVD Review]
Dark Crimes is loosely based on the crimes of author and convicted murderer Krystian Bala. The film really only employs the core idea of an author utilizing the details of a real life m...
Dagon is Far from Stuart Gordon’s Best [Vestron Blu-Ray Review]
Dagon tells the story of a young couple that takes refuge in a quaint fishing town after their boat wrecks at sea. The pair quickly learns all is not as it seems in the village. The natives once ...
Back to the ‘80s: Halloween 4 and 5
Welcome to Back to the ’80s. This recurring feature aims to take a look at the good, the bad, and the ugly from horror’s most beloved decade. Regardless of which category a particul...
A Quiet Place is Unbearably Suspenseful! [Blu-Ray Review]
The skeletal outline of A Quiet place reminds me a little bit of A Nightmare on Elm Street in the sense that it pits people against an adversary that preys on one of our basic...
Big Legend is More Like Big Meh [Review]
Big Legend, written and directed by Justin Lee and released by Papa Octopus Productions, is a survival film that features Bigfoot. The lead character, former Army Ranger Tyler (Kevin Makely), takes hi...