Christine Burnham

When not writing, Christine Burnham is watching TV, Horror films, reading, cooking, and spending time with her menagerie of animals.

Coming Soon: Vivica A. Fox In Glenn Miller’s ‘Aquarium Of The Dead’

Coming soon to theaters, DVD, and Digital is a new comedy horror film directed by Glenn Miller (Zoombies 2016 – read our review of the film here) called Aquarium of the Dead. The film stars Vivica A. Fox (Independence Day), D.C. Douglas (Sharknado 2: The Second One), Erica Duke (Super …

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New Teaser Released For Jimmy Drain And Brian McCulley’s ‘Realm Of Shadows’

A new teaser has been released for the horror anthology, Realm Of Shadows, directed by Jimmy Drain (Shadowblood: Reckoning 2014) and Brian McCulley (Meet Michael 2017). It has an amazing cast, including the very talented Tony Todd (Candyman franchise), WWE’s Lauren C. Mayhew, Denise Gurule (House of Horrors: Kidnapped 2014), …

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Max Strand’s ‘Goodbye Honey’ Is a Unique Type of Thriller – Movie Review

Not every thriller needs to move at one hundred miles an hour to still work, and that was certainly the case with Max Strand’s (Freshman) new film, Goodbye Honey. Despite its more relaxed pace, it still manages to make for a tense ride. Synopsis: Dawn, a truck driver, pulls into …

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‘Laddie: The Man Behind The Movies’ Highlights The Life Of The Ultimate Film Lover

Star Wars, Alien, Blade Runner, The Omen, and Chariots of Fire are a few of history’s greatest films, but they all have one thing in common: producer Alan Ladd, Jr. He was the man whose love of films and belief in young filmmakers, women, and new talent made him one …

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Marteinn Thorsson’s ‘Backyard Village’ (2021): A Film About Pain, Loss, and Human Connection

After spending over a year in the isolated, lonely world in the grips of the coronavirus, human connection feels more precious than ever. Marteinn Thorsson’s (Permille) Backyard Village tells the story of two lonely people at a crossroads in their lives who find solace in one another. Synopsis: Unable to …

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‘Set Free Posse: Jesus Freaks, Biker Gang, or Christian Cult?’ Reveals Cracks In Evangelical Movement

I love movies about cults, so I jumped at the chance to review Set Free Posse: Jesus Freaks, Biker Gang, or Christian Cult?, the new documentary film by David Trotter (In Plain Sight: Stories of Hope and Freedom), based solely on its title. But the movie that unfolded was not at …

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Slamdance 2021: Spectacular Performances Lift ‘A Brixton Tale’ (2021) – Movie Review

Ah; YouTube. It’s not just for entertainment anymore, it’s practically a lifestyle. And for a wealthy girl like Leah in Darragh Carey and Bertrand Desrochers’ film, A Brixton Tale, getting gritty footage is a way to break into the professional film world. And she’ll do anything to get there. Synopsis: …

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Interview with Jordan Graham, Director of Terrifying New Isolation Horror ‘Sator’

Still from Jordan Graham's Sator

I recently stated in my review for Sator (check out my review – HERE), “In my years of watching films, I have seen movies with incredible dialogue, great stories, and fantastic special effects. But I have never seen a movie fully radiate a mood of isolation, terror, and impending dread …

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The Final Girls Berlin Film Festival 2021: ‘Young Blood’ Shorts Block Review

Once again, I had the pleasure of reviewing a block of short films at another fabulous film festival! This time, it was The Final Girls Berlin Film Festival 2021 Shorts Block: Young Blood. The festival describes the block as “these protagonists may be small, but they pack a punch. This …

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‘Sator’s’ Evil Ripples Through Generations – Movie Review

“Trust him completely. After you have suffered a little while he will find you. He will make you pure…” — Sator In my years of watching films, I have seen movies with incredible dialogue, great stories, and fantastic special effects. But I have never seen a movie fully radiate a …

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