Reviews
Advance Review – REC 4: Apocalypse
Seven years ago, Spanish filmmakers Paco Plaza and Jaume Balaguero brought horror fans the first REC film, which has since been embraced as one of the best found footage outputs in the genre. A straig...
Cult Corner: Razor Blade Smile
[soliloquy id=”16029″] Welcome to Cult Corner where we dive through the bargain bins to determine if a movie is trash or treasure. Today’s pick… Jake West’s Razor Blade S...
DVD Review: At the Devil’s Door
[soliloquy id=”8259″] At the Devil’s Door follows Leigh, a successful, young real estate agent as she is tasked with selling a home with a very dark past. As Leigh begins to look into the ...
Review – Witching and Bitching
Sometimes there’s no better cure for a bad mood or a bad day than a truly crazy and utterly hilarious movie. And the Spanish comedy flick Witching and Bitching, which has been making the festiva...
Proteus (1995) [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…Bob Keen’s Proteus. I don’t know where to begin with th...
Review: Proxy
[soliloquy id=”15074″] The filmmakers responsible for Proxy have described it as a spiritual successor to Rosemary’s Baby, which is an incredibly bold statement that one cannot make withou...
Book Review – Stephen King’s Revival
Through the years, the work of Stephen King has spotlighted its share of religious characters. King’s newest novel Revival, released November 2014, manages to take a much more mature and honest ...
Horns Does the Best it Can With Challenging Source Material
In Radcliffe’s latest efforts to distance himself from the Potter boy wizard, he turns into the Devil himself in fantasy-horror, Horns, directed by Alexandre Aja and based on the novel by Joe Hill. In...
