Reviews
3 From Hell is the Bloody Cherry on Top of Zombie’s Firefly Trilogy [Review]
3 From Hell is the final installment in the famed Firefly Family trilogy. At last, the return of The Devil’s Rejects themselves. The film takes place a decade after the gang’s shootou...
What the Hell are Bill Moseley and Lin Shaye Doing in Gothic Harvest? [Review]
Gothic Harvest sounds like the kind of seasonal party I’d love to attend but, in practice, the debut feature from actor turned director Ashley Hamilton has little do with the spookiest time of t...
Crawl is Smartly Cast and Suspenseful [Blu-ray Review]
Crawl finds college student Haley stopping by to check on her dad in the midst of a hurricane. While doing so, she encounters a group of hungry alligators lurking in her father’s flood...
Witches in the Woods [Frightfest 2019 Review]
It’s a bold move putting the word “witches” in the title of your movie, let alone “woods,” but Witches in the Woods, the thrilling, claustrophobic, and chilly new movie f...
Deadcon [Frightfest 2019 Review]
The Internet is evil, that much is clear, and what clever little indie horror movie Deadcon suggests is that those who make their living being super annoying online deserve to be punished for selling ...
Bloodline Keeps the Creepy in the Family
What do you get when a family man has a bloodthirsty vice and a disturbing lack of emotions? A psychological thriller–horror for the ages. You might wanna buckle in for this one, folks, it...
Dementer Gives the Devil his Due [Review]
Dementer opens with a grainy montage. A woman is dancing naked in front of a fire. A distorted voice is babbling. There’s a close up of a dog barking. Another, or maybe the same, woman is being...
The Addams Family (2019) is Spirited Fun [Review]
The latest incarnation of The Addams Family sees everyone’s favorite clan of creeps facing off against a scheming Home and Garden Network host (Allison Janney) intent upon turning thei...
Daniel Isn’t Real [Frightfest 2019 Review]
Daniel Isn’t Real marks Adam Egypt Mortimer’s follow-up to the badly-received Some Kind of Hate, which infamously received no applause the year it played Frightfest (I was in the audience ...