Reviews

‘House Of Screaming Glass’ Movie Review

When dealing with minimalist horror films, it takes an overwhelmingly strong cast and location to carry the story and make up for the missing elements that bigger budgets can bring. Such is the case with House of Screaming Glass, a psychological independent horror film that relies on ambiance and its …

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‘TEMPLE OF DOOM’ (1984): The Controversial Yet Iconic Indiana Jones Prequel

In case you’ve lived under a rock, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom is a 1984 action-adventure film directed by Steven Spielberg and produced by George Lucas, and the second installment in the Indiana Jones franchise. It serves as a prequel to Raiders of the Lost Ark but doesn’t …

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Bringing Horror to the Table: ‘THE COFFEE TABLE’ – Review

Can a coffee table truly change the trajectory of one family’s life? This question is pondered with a truly upsetting answer in The Coffee Table (aka La Mesita Del Comedor). Proudly touting the phrase “A Cruel Caye Casas Film”, The Coffee Table shatters expectations on what is needed to make …

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Derek Evans’ ‘THE KING OF BLOODY FOOKIN’ BRITAIN’ Is A Bloody Good Time – Movie Review

Still from The King of Bloody Fookin Britain

I had the opportunity to watch The King of Bloody Fookin’ Britain this weekend and it was GLORIOUS. I hope you’ll indulge me while I tell why I loved it AND why I think you’ll love it too. The film was written by Derek Evans, and directed by Derek Evans …

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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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