Death Dorm (The Dorm that Dripped Blood, Pranks) Review!
The early eighties were the prime time for slasher films. Friday the 13th kicked it off in 1980 and then the sequels plus countless clones. Continue Reading
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Mother Mortis Review from Apotheosis Productions!
My Partner in Gore and I love something a lil different, something out of the ordinary. Horror movies are full of usually samey-wamey stuff, as Continue Reading
Terrifier 2 Review from Dark Age Cinema!
Art the Clown is back to wreak havoc on a whole new level. Terrifier 2 has made a big splash in the horror world and Continue Reading
Video Shop Tales of Terror Review!
Anthology films can be a right tricky business. The UK is known for the Amicus era and others through the ‘70s, so recent ones that Continue Reading
Cross of the Seven Jewels Review on Mediabook Blu-ray from TetroVideo!
Cross of the Seven Jewels (La Croce dale sette pietre) is an astoundingly bizarre little film directed by multitasking Marco Antonio Andolfi, whose directorial style Continue Reading
To All a Goodnight Movie Review!
Actor David Hess known for his notorious roles in Last House on the Left, House on the Edge of the Park, and Hitch-Hike takes the Continue Reading
Let Us In Review from Independent American Pictures!
Filmmaker Anthony Moran is from Detroit, Michigan and proud of it. He is on a mission to put Detroit’s name on the map for indie Continue Reading
Lilli Got Sick Review from Violent Art!
Enter German indie filmmaker/effects man Sebastian Zeglarski and his growing repertoire of gore and degradation put on film. I first heard of Zeglarski when he was Continue Reading
Christmas Bloody Christmas Review from Shudder!
I’m always down for a good Christmas horror film, especially during the upcoming holidays. Much like partaking in the tradition of folks watching horror films Continue Reading
Christmas Cruelty Review from Unearthed Films!
Unearthed unearths another gem with Christmas Cruelty (O’Hellige Jul!). This time from Norway. Co- directors Per Ingvar Tomren and Magnes Steinsvoll deliver on an unforgettable Continue Reading