Movie Reviews

Raymond Wood’s ‘FACELESS AFTER DARK’ (2023) – Review

Faceless After Dark got a little under my skin. I was personally extremely impressed with this and it is a movie you’ll want to watch. I didn’t know what to think about this film at first. It seemed like some dragged-out story about people being chased by a ghost around their studio apartment. …

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‘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 …

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My Favorite Horror Movie – ‘FRIDAY THE 13TH’ (1980)

Friday the 13th (1980)

My favorite horror movie is from 1980 and introduced us all to a person named Jason Voorhees. That’s right, I am talking about the cult classic Friday the 13th. Friday the 13th premiered on May 9th,1980 and it was produced by Sean S. Cunningham, who also produced Wes Craven’s The …

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Arcadian (2024): A Heroic Creature Feature

Ladies and gentlemen, horror aficionados, and Nicolas Cage enthusiasts, welcome to the bone-chilling world of Arcadian. Buckle up as we embark on a journey through the twisted corridors of terror and suspense. But fair warning – this isn’t your typical Nicolas Cage flick, so prepare yourselves for a ride unlike …

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Everything But The Monkey’s Paw! ‘DEATHDREAM’ (1974) – 4K UHD Review

You know the story. A wish is granted but brings terrible consequences. Despite the best intentions, wishing a dead loved one back to life is NEVER a good idea, especially in the movies! That’s the premise that writer Ala Ormsby and director Bob Clark, who previously collaborated on Children Shouldn’t …

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Joe Lynch’s ‘Suitable Flesh’ (2023): A Psychological Thriller’s Descent into Ambiguity – Movie Review

Written by Dennis Paoli and directed by Joe Lynch, Suitable Flesh strives to be a complex, mind-bending yet accessible, dark psychological thriller involving themes of identity, possession, and the supernatural. It follows Dr. Elizabeth Derby (Heather Graham), a psychiatrist who becomes entangled in a series of events involving a patient …

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Looking Back on Alex Proyas’ ‘The Crow’ (1994): A 30th Anniversary Review

I was honored to take review the retro review of Alex Proyas’ The Crow, a film that didn’t disappoint in bringing out the goths and all that came with it. When this film came out in 1994, I was 11-years-old and just beginning my mission to be the weirdest person …

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This Ain’t Your Father’s Godfather: ‘CONTRABAND’ (1980) – Blu-ray Review

Contraband

So, what happens when a legendary director, who is renowned for being one of the “godfathers of gore” no less, makes a Mafia/Crime Thriller? Being an ardent fan of Italian maestro Lucio Fulci, and never having seen Contraband, I was curious as Hell to check out the shiny new blu-ray …

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25 Years of ‘IDLE HANDS’ (1999): Hands-Down Still The Best Slasher Comedy

Remember back in 1999 when everyone was anxious about Y2K? Amidst all the uncertainty, the film Idle Hands quietly made its way into theaters. It’s one of those underrated movies that delivers a hit of nostalgia. This film is a unique blend of horror, comedy, teen slasher, and stoner themes, …

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