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 »‘I:Scream – A Minty Musical’ (Second Look) – Review
Horror and musicals are often thought to be an awkward concoction, a collaboration that mixes together about as well as ice cream and battery acid. But when you blend the right amount of slashing and singing, you can strike gold. Such is the case in I:Scream- A Minty Musical. Let’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 »‘THE HAND THAT ROCKS THE CRADLE’ (2025) – Movie Review
I’ve been excited to check out the remake of The Hand that Rocks the Cradle as I’m a huge fan of Maika Monroe and Mary Elizabeth Winstead. I had never seen the original. I gave both films a watch and I wrote down my comparisons of the films as well …
Read More »Blood, Sweat, and Fears: ‘IN OUR BLOOD’ (2024) – Movie Review
Nothing is as it seems when filmmaker Emily Wyland (Brittany O’Grady: White Lotus 2021) teams up with cinematographer Danny (E. J. Bonilla: The Exorcist: Believer 2023) to shoot In Our Blood, an intimate documentary about reuniting with Emily’s estranged mother (Alanna Ubach: The Last of Us 2025) after a decade …
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 »‘HELLRAISER: INFERNO’ (2000) — The Franchise’s Descent into Psychological Horror
Hellraiser: Inferno is the fifth film in the Hellraiser series, and it represents a dramatic shift from the bloody gothic horror of its predecessors. Released direct-to-video in 2000, the film trades in the franchise’s elaborate mythos for a darker, more introspective story — one that feels closer to Jacob’s Ladder …
Read More »Paul Ragsdale and Angie De Alba’s ‘ONLYFANGS’ (2025) – Movie Review
I’ve been following Paul Ragsdale and Angie De Alba since I reviewed their film Streets of Vengeance back in 2016. I’ve been a huge fan ever since and I’m always anxiously awaiting their latest film. Well, the times has arrived for a new A & P Productions film, Onlyfangs. Read …
Read More »Pedro Kos’s ‘IN OUR BLOOD’ (2025) – Movie Review
In Our Blood is an excellent blend of traditional narrative filmmaking and the immersive realism of found footage. It’s a film that manages to breathe new life into a subgenre many considered exhausted. From the very first frame, the movie establishes a tense, unsettling atmosphere that never truly lets up. …
Read More »‘THE ELEPHANT MAN’ (1980): Humanity Beneath the Surface
David Lynch’s The Elephant Man is a film that cuts straight to the core of what it means to be human. Starring John Hurt as Joseph Merrick (called John Merrick in the film) and Anthony Hopkins as Dr. Frederick Treves, it tells a true story that’s as harrowing as it …
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