While the origins of Christmas in July vary from place to place based on temperature and ideology, horror fans don’t get a lot of physical Christmas-based horror in the summer months to sink their teeth into. Enter Curtains For Christmas, the latest horror-comedy from Silver Spotlight Films. Let’s take a …
Read More »‘Psycho Ape! Part II: The Wrath Of Kong’ (2024) Movie Review
In the horror genre, there are a lot of different approaches to sequels. It’s even tougher in the independent world because smaller budget films may have less exposure to get fans excited about the future of their franchise. In Psycho Ape! Part II: The Wrath of Kong, the filmmakers go …
Read More »James B. Thomasson’s ‘WASPZILLA’ (2024) – Movie Review
Creature Features have a really iconic place in the halls of horror. From the Universal Monsters of the 30’s to the otherworldly beings in the 50’s and 60’s, animalistic unknowns are often the epicenter of fright. Such is the case in Waspzilla. Let’s break down this ferocious flyer and see …
Read More »Brandon Slagle’s ‘ARENA WARS’ (2024) – Movie Review
The fight for survival is a trope that will instantly raise the tension and the stakes in any cinematic genre. This is the case in Arena Wars, a futuristic drama in which the battle for freedom could have dire consequences. Let’s take a look at Arena Wars and see which …
Read More »‘House Of Screaming Glass’ Movie Review
When dealing with minimalist horror films, it takes an overwhelmingly strong cast and location to carry the story and make up for the missing elements that bigger budgets can bring. Such is the case with House of Screaming Glass, a psychological independent horror film that relies on ambiance and its …
Read More »‘THE DEAD WINDOW’ (2023) – Movie Review
Throughout the history of horror, the relationships between mothers and children have often been the source of tension and violence. Such is the case in this new thriller, The Dead Window. It’s so fitting as Mother’s Day just passed, that the spotlight gets shined on the often toxic balance between …
Read More »‘DISREMEMBERED’ (2024) – Movie Review
Psychological thrillers often present the best type of horror, the horror that comes from within. Such is the case in Disremembered. This character-based study of the mind takes a deep dive into the past and present of the traumatic life of one young lady, and the events that cause a …
Read More »‘FRIDAY THE 13TH PART 4: THE FINAL CHAPTER’ (1984) – Retro Review
The Friday the 13th franchise has spawned 11 original movies (counting the crossover), a remake, a non-canonical TV series, an upcoming TV series, three video games, and one of horror’s most iconic killers. But when faithful fans start to rank the movies, Friday the 13th Part 4: The Final Chapter …
Read More »The Final Girl And Killer Relationship – ‘A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET’
Slasher films have a foundation of tropes and archetypes that make it one of the most popular and successful subgenres of horror. But the true ground level that holds up the heart of the story is the relationship between the killer and the “final girl.” Their hearts beat as one, …
Read More »Five Years Of Deadly Doppelgangers- ‘US’ (2019) – Retro Review
The best horror often blurs the lines between reality and fiction. When relatable terror combines with the realm of the seemingly impossible in a soup culled in the style of “The Twilight Zone,” the audience is both glued to the screen in fear and mystified by the endless possibilities. This …
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