Reviews

Blu-Ray Review (2018): ‘Monster Party’ is Brutally Entertaining

RLJE Films has delivered quite the range of amazing horror films this year. I just recently watched their new release, Monster Party, which is available on DVD and Blu-Ray. It was absolutely insane and brutally entertaining. Although I had read the synopsis beforehand, nothing could have prepared me for blood …

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‘Triptychon Of Fear’ (2018) Movie Review

  Grindhouse Films is this great underground film company out of Germany who has released a number of amazing low budget indie horror/gore films. Fuchsi Fuchsberger AKA El Gore, the man at the helm, has a vast family consisting of some heavy hitters in the underground German film scene, and …

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‘Between Worlds’ (2018) Movie Review: A Love Triangle of Despair

Although known for ’90s and early 2000 action classics such as Con Air, Face/Off and Gone in Sixty Seconds, Nicolas Cage has also explored other genres with films such as Leaving Las Vegas and The Family Man. Starring in thrillers like 8MM and Bringing Out the Dead, this action legend …

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Twinning is Definitely Winning in ‘Let Her Out’ (2016)

I’m a huge fan of Black Fawn Distribution, the Canadian powerhouse has undeniably become one of the most reliable companies on the planet. They are consistently delivering the horror goods, with killer must-see films like Horsehead (2014), Bite (2015 – our review here ), The Heretics (2017 – our coverage of poster and trailer …

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‘Good Girl’ (2018) Short Review: Uncomfortably Spectacular

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Three Tales Productions delivers a unique dark thriller that will be hitting festivals soon. I was lucky enough to catch a early screening of Good Girl and it definitely blew me away. This awesome dark thriller was directed by Wesley Alley as well as written by himself and Bradley Fowler. …

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Scratch (2018): An Infectious Creature Feature Movie Review

There is something about creature features that offers up a whole new level of creativity in horror. Not only does this subgenre serve as filmmaker’s own most terrible monster, but it also opens an imaginative world of options. From origin stories to motives (or lack thereof) to serious drama to …

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‘House of Forbidden Secrets’ (2013): An Italian Horror Homage Movie Review

Few directors of the ’70s and ’80s era of Italian horror are held in such high regard as Lucio Fulci. With gruesome titles like The House by the Cemetery and City of the Living Dead, it’s safe to say that this horror legend had his own refined style of goretastic thrills, chills …

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‘The Bliss’ (2018) Short Film Review

Underground cult filmmaker James Bell has been knocking out some cool, surreal low budget films to grace this toilet earth lately. Hailing from Michigan, Bell has an endless number of horror shorts under his belt, including Nutsack, Phantom Of The Demon, Manuer, Lucifer’s Cosmonauts, Tantrum and Dog Dick. Let’s not …

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S.H.O.U.T.’s ‘The Rock’n’Roll Monsters’ Is Music For Goblins – Music Review

The band S.H.O.U.T. sound akin to a bunch of goblins that got together in their basement one night, perhaps after a long evening of drinking and screaming at other fantasy creatures, found some instruments, and recorded the whole thing in one debaucherous take. Indeed, their most recent release, The Rock’n’Roll Monsters, …

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