Reviews
Cabin Fever Retrospective – There’s Something in the Water
[soliloquy id=”5100″] Cabin Fever catches up with a group of friends that rent a cabin in the woods for a wilderness getaway. Shortly after the fivesome arrives at their destination, they ...
Hostel Part II Shows Minor Evolution Over its Predecessor [Retrospective]
Like a lot of sequels, Hostel Part II is heavier on backstory than its predecessor. In the second installment, the viewer gets more info on the corporation that is pulling the strings. And t...
Patrick: Evil Awakens is a Mostly Forgettable Thriller
In Patrick: Evil Awakens, a young nurse named Kathy takes a job at a facility that specializes in coma patients. She soon begins to suspect that Patrick, one of her charges, is communicating with her ...
Rest Stop: Dead Ahead is a Mixed Bag
Directed by John Shiban, Rest Stop: Dead Ahead, has some good moments but overall lacks any real scares. It starts with runaway lovers Jesse Hilts (Joey Mendicino) and Nicole Carrow (Jaimie Alexander)...
Scream is a Post-Modern Meta Slasher [Retrospective]
Scream sees a killer taunting victims with ominous phone calls. Among the harassed are Sydney Prescott and her friends. The madman sports a menacing mask and fancies testing his victims’ k...
Pathology- After Dark Doctors
[soliloquy id=”2412″] Directed by Marc Schoelermann, Pathology revolves itself around a group of pathology interns who love to play murderous games after dark. The opening sequence, before...
The Collector- Human Hoarder
[soliloquy id=”5314″] Directed by Marcus Dunstan, The Collector, is death trap fans delight. Arkin, played by Josh Stewart (The Dark Knight Rises) is a handyman hired to work on a wealthy ...
Eden Lake- Teenage Terror
[soliloquy id=”2380″] Directed by James Watkins, Eden Lake, is a British horror gem. It’s not just a slasher horror film, it’s much darker, smarter and more disturbing t...