MOVIE REVIEW: HELL HAS NEVER BEEN MORE MONOTONOUS THAN IN “GEHENNA: WHERE DEATH LIVES”
I’d sooner take an expedition to the real land of cremation than watch this again.
MOVIE REVIEW: “CORBIN NASH” HAS BLOOD BUT LACKS BITE
The Jaggers have done a fine job replicating vampire lore, but haven’t done anything new with it... It’s this sticking to convention that keeps CORBIN NASH from developing its own stellar disposition.
MOVIE REVIEW: FOLKLORE AND PUBERTY MERGE SAVAGELY IN “WILDLING”
WILDLING is an engaging film that addresses its themes with a delicate touch, all the while delivering the savage goods to solidify it as one of the stronger horror movies of the year.
CELEBRATING THE 10TH ANNIVERSARY OF DIRECTOR TOM SHANKLAND’S “THE CHILDREN”
THE CHILDREN, from director Tom Shankland (THE KILLING GENE), is an under-appreciated horror flick that shows just how frightening children can be.
MOVIE REVIEW: STALK, SLASH, REPEAT IN “THE STRANGERS: PREY AT NIGHT”
In a time when the horror genre has evolved and movies like YOU’RE NEXT have elevated the home-invasion subcategory, it’s a definite disappointment that LET US PREY is nothing more than an above-average slasher with very little aspiration to be anything more.
