Reviews
Nine Beloved Horror Movies That Are Kind of Overrated
We’re all here because we love horror movies. We love the genre. This is a place for fans to share that love, naturally. You read about it because you love it and we write about it because we l...
B*stard [8 Films to Die for Review]
B*stard finds a pair of serial killers on their honeymoon picking up two young hitchhikers running away from an abusive home. Together, they all head to a remote bed and breakfast in the mou...
Lavalantula is Silly Fun [Review]
In an unexpected and catastrophic series of events, a breed of lava-breathing tarantulas are unleashed on the city of Los Angeles. The only thing standing between the city’s population and ...
Review: Charlie’s Farm is Flawed But Not Without Its Charm
After a great deal of uncertainty as to when it would see a stateside release, Charlie’s Farm has finally landed on DVD in the US. It hits stores today and we have the lowdown on...
Unnatural [8 Films to Die for Review]
Unnatural follows scientists at a research facility in the Alaskan wilderness who are working on a way to genetically adapt polar bears to the rapid climate changes in the area. When a bear ...
Cult Corner: Bloody Mary (2006)
Welcome to Cult Corner where we dive through the bargain bins to determine if a movie is trash or treasure. Today’s pick…Richard Valentine’s Bloody Mary. I’m assuming th...
Re-Kill [8 Films to Die For Review]
In Re-Kill, it’s been five years since the zombie apocalypse wiped out most of the world’s population. Now the remaining re-animates, or “re-ans,” are kept under control by a s...
Lumberjack Man [8 Films to Die for Review]
In Lumberjack Man, a group of teens head out for a week-long retreat at the Good Friends Church Camp. Naturally, they are unaware that the angry spirit of a logger has resurfaced to take his...
Live-Evil is Full of Striking Visuals but Suffers from Poor Pacing
Ari Kirschenbaum promised horror fans at Stan Lee’s Comikaze Expo that Live-Evil was a horror experience they were sure to remember. The film has been described as “Gho...