Movie Reviews

Often when the word of mouth begins to spread and hype the newest “best movie ever”, the viewer has to take these opinions with a mound of salt. But as the week two financial gate for Obsession jumped over twice as high as its debut, people started paying attention. With …

With a penchant for putting out all inclusive releases of truly subversive cinema, Unearthed Films’ new release of Alex Chandon’s (Inbred) violent love letter to the “anthology” horror of the 70’s, Cradle of Fear, is a two disc smorgasbord of blood-soaked madness! Synopsis A gruesome homage to the cult Amicus …

The early 1990s are often looked at as a dumping ground for the most bland and regurgitated horror movies in the genre in decades. But if you look closely enough, there were some diamonds in the rough that knew how to have fun. Such is the case in one of …

Michael D. Coffey’s One Eye Open gave me hope that horror is not all artsy, but it doesn’t have to be nonstop gore. Sometimes the story saves everything about a film, earning it the rank of legendary in my eyes. However, the film has not made its way up further …

*Trigger warning: Children are involved in death scenes*   Blue Murder caught my attention immediately while I was doomscrolling all of these movies that sounded like the usual plot. Listen, don’t judge me, I definitely pay the most attention to Tubi, while mainline streaming apps get old after a while. …

VOIDANCE (2026) is the kind of science-fiction film that embraces the popular time loop theme, even when it doesn’t completely know how to shape them into a consistently engaging story. The premise centers on Alana Toro, a trainee assigned to a simulated crisis aboard a space station. Each time she …

There is a place where all your horror dreams come true, it’s called Tubi. Whether you have an issue with free streaming because it’s something you are not interested in. Beyond Shudder and Screambox, there are very few options that really stand out. The new face of B-movies is finding …

I took a chance on Nesting; in fact, from the opening scenes, I was not expecting much. I like the idea of this movie. While foreign films almost sell me, I have my favorites, unfortunately, Nesting is not one of them. I give everything a chance, and sometimes it’s undesirable; …

A couple months ago Obsession wasn’t even on my radar. I found out about from a friend who was excited about it. I pretty much avoided trailers, wanting to be surprised as much as possible. I was a little worried I would be disappointed with Obsession, as the critical consensus …

When it comes to ’80s Canadian slashers, Happy Birthday to Me is often overlooked by Bob Clark’s Black Christmas (1974) and My Bloody Valentine (1981). While Happy Birthday to Me isn’t as flawless, the film is a classic and deserves to be on the same level as those other Canadian gems. …