Reviews
Dry Blood is the Bad Acid Trip You Didn’t Know You Needed! [Review]
Dry Blood sees a drug addict named Brian retreating to his cabin in a rural mountain town in an attempt to get sober. For extra support Brian calls on a friend named Anna to give him a hand;...
The Sleeper is an Inept ’80s Throwback [Retrospective]
Amy and her roommate Ava are college sophomores that are considering pledging the Theta House. They like the Theta girls and the idea of getting out of the dorms. But what Eva and Amy don’t rea...
Hell Fest is a Hugely Entertaining Slasher Throwback [Review]
Hell Fest might just lead the next slasher resurgence — that is, if there’s one on the way. The golden age of slashers has come and gone, and even calling it a golden age is kind of mislea...
The Vanishing is a Great Showcase for Peter Mullan and Gerard Butler [Review]
Peter Mullan and Gerard Butler headlining a movie about lighthouse keepers who mysteriously vanish after finding treasure? Count me in. The Vanishing purports to be based on a true story, which might ...
Rust Creek is a Ferociously Female Thriller [Review]
2018 was a massive year for women in horror from Revenge to Cam, and even the Halloween redux ferociously headed by our queen Jamie Lee Curtis. Hopefully, 2019 is set to follow in its footsteps and wi...
Wishcraft is Rife With Bad Dialogue and Acting [Retrospective]
High school student Brett Bumpers receives a bull penis in the mail that says it will grant the recipient three wishes. Almost immediately after his first wish, a rash of murders break out at Brett&#x...
Tucker & Dale vs. Evil is a Brilliant Black Comedy [Retrospective]
Tucker & Dale vs. Evil is the hilarious story of two best friends that set out to restore a cabin in the woods but wind up getting more than they bargained for when they encounter the forces of un...
Monster Party is Brutal and Unflinching [DVD Review]
Monster Party sees a trio of thieves posing as waiters to infiltrate a dinner party with the intent of burgling the home in which it is being hosted. What they don’t realize is that the hos...
War Bears #3 Excels, Redeems the Series
I was down on War Bears in my first two reviews (which you can read here and here). Those issues moved slowly, almost meandering with no sense of an endgame despite the series only having three instal...