Reviews
Frightfest 2015 Review: Cherry Tree
The curse of the Irish horror movie continues with Cherry Tree, a movie that was demonstrably filmed on the Emerald Isle but that inexplicably relocates the action to the UK. And almost everybody̵...
Dressed to Kill [Criterion Blu-Ray Review]
In the wake of a grisly murder, the victim’s only son, her therapist, and a high class call girl work together to solve her murder. The closer they come to uncovering the identity of the culprit...
Goodnight Mommy is Creepy, Scary, and Fun
Goodnight Mommy tells the story of two creepy, nine year old twin boys questioning whether or not the woman living in their house is actually their mother. When the woman claiming to be thei...
Barbara Crampton [Frightfest 2015 Interview]
Horror Icon and living legend Barbara Crampton talked to Wicked Horror’s Joey Keogh about her new film We Are Still Here at Frightfest 2015. She opened up about how she became involved with...
Review – Contracted: Phase II
Spoilers Ahead. Contracted: Phase II opens with the same sequence that ended Contracted. We see Samantha from the first film in full zombie mode. If you don’t remember the first picture, i...
Turbo Kid [Frightfest 2015 Review]
In a year that’s already gifted us with the pure, adrenaline-soaked perfection of Mad Max: Fury Road, it’s hard to believe another similarly-themed film could make its mark in much the sam...
Crystal Lake Memories is a Welcome Walk Down Memory Lane
Crystal Lake Memories: The Complete History of Friday the 13th does exactly what it says on the tin. It provides an in depth look at each installment in the series, including the television serie...
Tales Of Halloween [Frightfest 2015 Review]
Anthologies have enjoyed a bit of a revival as of late, from the V/H/S series to The ABCs Of Death. Into the fray is thrust Tales Of Halloween, a collection of ten shorts about the titular holiday tha...
The Slaughterhouse Massacre [Cult Corner]
Welcome to Cult Corner where we dive through the bargain bins to determine if a movie is trash or treasure. Today’s pick… Paul Gagne’s The Slaughterhouse Massacre. Have you ever see...