Reviews
Book Review: It Came from the Video Aisle Is a Comprehensive History of/Love-Letter To Full Moon
Full Moon Entertainment was a titan of the video era. From Mom & Pop stores to the local supermarket, wherever you could rent a movie, you would find Full Moon. Even casual fans of the studio ...
Comic Review: Puppet Master: Curtain Call #1
After a break of nearly a year, the Puppet Master comic series is back. For reasons we can mostly only speculate, the series needed to be reconfigured after issue 20. Instead of meeting its planned 30...
Review: Stranger Things 2: The Complete Season is Totally Awesome
This review should not reveal too many spoilers; however, if you want to play it safe an article covering only the first four episodes can be found here. The Duffer brothers have done it again. Strang...
Slaughter High is a Brutal Revenge Romp (Vestron Blu-Ray Review)
Slaughter High finds a group of high school friends playing a series of April Fool’s Day pranks on Marty, the class nerd. But when their antics leave him horribly disfigured, Mart...
Book Review – The Fury by John Farris
Horror fans will most likely know the story of The Fury through Brian DePalma’s 1978 film adaptation. Released just two years after his other classic movie about teens with supernatural powers, ...
Review: Episodes 1-4 of Stranger Things 2 are Totally Tubular
I am not just being facetious, the “totally tubular” reference is a quote from season two’s Dustin (Gaten Matarazzo). And it fits on many levels. The return of Netflix’s St...
The Last Witch is a Blatant Blair Witch Project Knockoff
The Last Witch sees a group of aspiring documentary filmmakers take to the woods in an attempt to capture evidence regarding an ancient witch who was found guilty of a variety of heinou...
Blu-Ray Review: Annabelle: Creation is Bland and Derivative
In Annabelle: Creation, a doll maker (Anthony LaPaglia) and his wife (Miranda Otto)–who lost their only daughter in a tragic accident–take in a group of girls whose orphanage has...
Jigsaw Has More in Common with the Saw Sequels than the Superior Original Film
Saw was brutally simple, spending much of its runtime in a small room with two men chained to opposite walls with a corpse between them. A saw, and a way out: Cut off your foot if you want to live. Th...