by Lance Reedinger | Jan 8, 2024 | Movie Reviews, Reviews
Eli Roth burst onto the horror scene with his debut film, Cabin Fever. The no holds barred romp in the woods was a refreshing return to old school horror. Hostel, Roth’s second feature, grossed out audiences while grossing over eighty...
by admin | Jan 8, 2024 | Movie Reviews, Reviews
Written by: Ryan Dailey Split is a collaboration from White Gardenia and Jack Mulvanerty that can not be categorized, nor can it be reviewed as a traditional film. This is not a traditional film. It is an experience. Focusing on Gardenia’s contribution, Torture...
by admin | Nov 16, 2023 | Movie Reviews, Reviews
By: Ryan Dailey I Slay On Christmas is a holiday anthology film that is the most Troma-esque film to not be released by Troma. A man escapes into the forest to escape the less than savory life he has at home. The protagonist stumbles across four pine cones, each...
by admin | Nov 15, 2023 | Movie Reviews, Reviews
By: Ryan Dailey Locked In, directed by Chase Dudley, is a film that would have fit in perfectly during the torture porn phase of the early 2000’s brought on by films like Hostel. The content was standard for movies of that type at that time. The plot centers...
by admin | Nov 15, 2023 | Movie Reviews, Reviews
By: Ryan Dailey Film is a medium that can take the audience to another time and place. That is what good escapism entertainment does. It does not push agendas, it does not pander and it does not worry about box office returns. Return to the Theatre of Terror is...
by Lance Reedinger | Nov 14, 2023 | Movie Reviews, Reviews
George A. Romero set the standard for independent horror with his immortal classic, Night Of The Living Dead. Shot in rural Pennsylvania on a small budget, Night Of The Living Dead became an instant financial and critical success and gave hope to artists working...
by admin | Nov 14, 2023 | Conventions
By: Mike Lera Son of Frankenstein. Son of Kong. Daughter of Dracula. Nostalgic sequels to classic horror flicks. And what can possibly be as fun and exciting as a movie monster’s offspring? How ’bout a child of one of the biggest, most popular...
by admin | Nov 14, 2023 | Movie Reviews, Reviews
by Mike Lera Sleepaway Camp’s 40th Reunion by Mike Lera Cult horror films dating back a few decades have either faded into VHS oblivion or continue to stand the test of time. For many of these low budget, 2 a.m. monster movies that have become successful...
by admin | Nov 14, 2023 | Movie Reviews, Reviews
By David Owain Hughes Directors: Paul Ragsdale, Angelica De Alba Writers: Paul Ragsdale Stars: Delawna McKinney, Ginger Lynn Allen Runtime: 1hr 51m Someone is stalking the neon-soaked streets of San Fransisco, eyeing their next victim, offing strippers, cam girls and...
by Lance Reedinger | Oct 26, 2023 | Movie Reviews, Reviews
The Fear Footage sent shivers down the spines of the Horror Nation in 2018. Presented with tremendous shot selections, beastly b-roll sound, and claustrophobic close ups, writer/director Ricky Umberger presented a terrifying found footage film that rivaled any...
