Brooklyn Horror Festival Review: “KNIFE + HEART” Is A Perfectly Titled Neo-Giallo
Set in the world of late 70's Italian gay pornography, Knife + Heart feels like the cinematic lovechild of John Waters and Lucio Fulci.
Movie Review: “THE SUPER” isn’t, but Kilmer gives good creep
The highlight of THE SUPER is Val Kilmer’s performance, and not for the reasons you might expect.
Brooklyn Horror Fest Review: “Welcome To Mercy” is a must-watch for possession film completists
Welcome To Mercy follows a young woman (Kristen Ruhlin, who also wrote the film) and her daughter as they travel to the woman’s home country of Latvia to visit her parents. Things are ominous from the start as the woman’s mother implores that they mustn’t stay in their house.
REVIEW: Villainy Or HH Holmes’ Own Story
Writer John Strysik and director Jeff G. Rack have created a chillingly intense show with a small but mighty cast of incredibly talented players.
Movie Review: Take a good look at Shudder’s “THE WITCH IN THE WINDOW”
THE WITCH IN THE WINDOW is not just about eliciting fear from the audience, but exploring what it does to people and how they cope with it.
