Reviews
Malignant Truly Must Be Seen to Be Believed [Review]
Where to start with Malignant? By now you’ve heard James Wan’s latest is the craziest horror movie since A Cure for Wellness (which is totally underrated, by the way). There’s als...
Prisoners of the Ghostland is Unforgivably Dull [Review]
On paper, Prisoners of the Ghostland seems like the kind of wild movie destined for cult status. Sion Sono’s latest encompasses elements of western and samurai movies with a heavy dose of dysto...
Slaxx Cuts Deep With Social Commentary and Dark Humor [DVD Review]
On the surface, Slaxx seems like it would be a ridiculous film with very few redeeming qualities. But the preposterous premise is presented with tongue fully in cheek and there’s even...
We Need To Do Something Takes Isolation Horror to the Next Level
We Need To Do Something leaves its viewers trapped within the confines of a family’s implosion, building tension at an excellent pace, and dropping scares at all the right moments. This is the ...
The Cat O’ Nine Tails [Arrow Video 4K UHD Review]
It is surprising to me Dario Argento cites The Cat O’ Nine Tails as one of his least favorite of his films. I consider The Cat O’ Nine Tails a thrilling murder myster...
Are You Afraid of the Dark: Curse of the Shadows is Fun for Horror Fans of All Ages
Horror fans who love 90s nostalgia should add Are You Afraid of the Dark? Curse of the Shadows to their watch list. This updated version of the beloved Nickelodeon classic is back and it’s grea...
Baby Money Fails To Cash In On Its Thriller Premise [Fantasia 2021 Review]
Baby Money proves that having kids changes people in all sorts of ways. Once Minny (Danay Garcia) sees her little girl on the ultrasound screen, she’s fiercely determined to give her child the b...
The Last Matinee is a Gloriously Gory Throwback [Review]
From the opening strains of Power Glove’s classic power-pop anthem “Motorcycle Cop,” we know we’re in safe hands with The Last Matinee (aka Al Morir La Matinée). A Spa...
The Sadness Takes Contagion Horror To Splatter Soaked Extremes [Fantasia 2021 Review]
Rob Jabbaz’s The Sadness absolutely earned the trigger warnings that accompanied its screenings at Fantasia Fest 2021. Those who do not wish to contemplate copious gore, cannibalism, sexual abus...