Reviews
Blu-Ray Review: Jigsaw is a Mixed Bag
Jigsaw sees a series of crimes similar to those committed by John Kramer and his followers. The surprising thing is that the late John Kramer appears to be behind the latest rash of murders. Coul...
How Well Does The Living Dead At Manchester Morgue Hold Up Today?
I recently decided to give the underrated Italian gem, The Living Dead at Manchester Morgue a try and I’m glad I did. The premise of the film is simple yet effective. An incident at a petr...
Comic Review: Puppet Master: Curtain Call #3 – The Final Chapter!
Spoilers Ahead. The final chapter is here. After three years, the Puppet Master comic series has come to a close. I’m sad to see it go, I wish I could continue to get these stories from month t...
Delirium is Competent but Unsatisfying [Review]
Delirium opens with Billy (Troy Osterberg) walking up a trail toward an abandoned, and allegedly haunted, mansion. He climbs down a ladder into a pool. A red ball bounces down the stairs on the other ...
Blu-ray Review: IT Gives a New Generation Good Reason to be Terrified of Clowns!
IT sees a group of friends banding together in an attempt to defeat a sadistic clown who is systematically murdering the youngsters of Derry, Maine. The Losers’ Club, as they...
Review: Insidious: The Last Key is the Highlight of the Franchise
If mainstream review websites are to be believed, Insidious: The Last Key is the latest installment in another horror franchise which has overstayed its welcome. The reviews claim the series gets wors...
Why Castle Freak Works as a Dark Family Drama
Stuart Gordon’s first feature film, Re-Animator, was one of those rare movies that became an instant cult classic. It didn’t have a huge release. It was exhibited without an MPAA ra...
The Houses October Built 2 [Blu-Ray Review]
The Houses October Built 2 sees the foursome from The Houses October Built back in action and touring extreme haunts once again. I really hoped that The Houses October Built 2 ...
Idle Hands is an Essential Horror Comedy That Never Found its Audience
Horror in the 1990’s was a very different thing from the ‘80’s. Where the previous decade produced cult classic after cult classic (with the titles that didn’t make it...