Reviews
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...
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 H...
Review: Nightbreed: The Director’s Cut
Clive Barker burst onto the horror scene with his three-volume short story collection The Books of Blood. He cemented his place as a major force in the genre with his 1987 film Hellraiser, based on hi...
The Pyramid Should be Avoided at All Costs [Review]
Following in the dusty footsteps of this year’s As Above, So Below – a pathetic attempt at horror that was more Relic Hunter than The Mummy – comes The Pyramid, the directorial de...
Cult Corner: Sweatshop
Welcome to Cult Corner where we dive through the bargain bins to determine if a movie is trash or treasure. Today’s pick…Stacy Davidson’s Sweatshop. This is a slasher movie, so ...
Review: The Devil Incarnate
[soliloquy id=”14296″] The Devil Incarnate is the first film from indie filmmaker L. Gustavo Cooper, who previously garnered attention by way of his his short film Velvet Road.&#...
Book Review – Stephen King’s Mr. Mercedes
Stephen King has delighted his fans with the release of two new novels this year. The first was Mr. Mercedes which was released in June 2014. It is the first book in a forthcoming trilogy that wi...