Remington Smith’s LandLord took me on a ride that I was afraid of at first. Outside of Bela Lugosi in Dracula (1931), I don’t really dig too many vampire movies. This includes The Lost Boys and all other staples. The creep factor was not there because you could not relate …
Read More »An Interview With N’kone Mametja: Star Of ‘TAKEOUT’ (2025)
Let’s face it, Tubi originals are very hit or miss. Sometimes, however, you get a gem. Takeout (2025) is a newly released film, and it made waves in my mind (my review). I had the chance to interview N’kone Mametja, who stars in the movie as “Nova.” Read on for …
Read More »Paul Gandersman’s ‘MAN FINDS TAPE’ (2025) – Review
Paul Gandersmans’ Man Finds Tape had me a bit fooled. In the age of found footage, I didn’t get what I was expecting, and that’s not a bad thing at all. I love found footage, but it does get pretty redundant, because it’s such an easy storyline, and it hides …
Read More »Rob Reiner’s ‘MISERY’ (1990) – Retro Review
We have seen plenty of celebrities who suffered from fixated fans, who are ready to do whatever it takes, from garden variety obsession to ending their lives. Rob Reiner’s Misery showed us what could happen when a cat plays with its prey, holding it captive in a corner to make …
Read More »Jack Sholder’s ‘A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET 2: FREDDY’S REVENGE’ (1985) – Retro Review
The A Nightmare on Elm Street franchise is the most recognized name among non-horror fans. Elm Street 2 was one of the first movies I watched as a kid. I was terrified of Freddy Krueger; however, I also had an attraction to the series. My parents let me watch all …
Read More »Jamie David Langland’s ‘THE CELLAR’ (2025) – Movie Review
Psychological thrillers have to be my least favorite genre of all time. Rarely does a movie get by on just dialogue before I give up. The Cellar started out as such, and I was getting ready to lose interest. As I got further, I learned to appreciate the film. It’s …
Read More »Jazz Securo’s ‘THY WILL BE DONE’ (2025) – Movie Review
I have seen several horror movies based on faith, such as The Exorcist or Stigmata. Thy Will Be Done brought a breath of fresh air into my life concerning religious thrillers. I was very bored with 90% of the sub-genre horror movies based on God. Who can you trust when …
Read More »Erik Bloomquist’s ‘SELF-HELP’ (2025) – Movie Review
Most Cult movies are one in the same. It always breaks into redundant rhetoric, such as mass suicide. Erik Bloomquist’s Self-Help breaks new ground by putting the emphasis on what really happens. What does happen when you lose your money, your house, your jobs, and stability? I don’t know, I …
Read More »Happenstance Horror Fest – Animation Block (2025) Review
The Happenstance Horror Fest is coming to Salem, Massachusetts, on November 8th, and there is a lot to cover. I would, of course, take the animated short films, and I was shocked at what I witnessed. I wasn’t let down one single bit with these stories. They are cheesy, but …
Read More »Extreme Haunts: How Far Is Too Far?
As a kid, I lived for haunted houses. They were always a terrifying kind of fun. I can’t recall how many times I freaked out at them. As an adult, I learned the art, and now I have been a professional haunter for several years. It is the experience. I …
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