Reviews

Who Loves You Pretty Baby: Chloé Cinq-Mars’s ‘NESTING’ – Movie Review

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; …

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Absurdity & Fangs – ‘Vampire Time Travelers’ (1998) Blu-ray Review

Wildeye Releasing’s Visual Vengeance series is really breathing new life into late 90s/early 00s shot-on-video stuff by doing deluxe collector’s edition type releases that are normally reserved for the more familiar genre films. Being from Northern Ohio, I’m pretty surprised I hadn’t heard of Cleveland based writer/director Les Sekely (Night …

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Curry Barker’s ‘OBSESSION’ (2026) – Movie Review

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 …

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House Parties Just Ain’t What They Used To Be: ‘CHAOS AD’ (2016) Blu-ray Review

New from the deranged folks at SRS Cinema, is a snazzy Blu ray release from The Sleaze Box: writer/director Chris Woods’ (Death-Scort Service 1-3) 2016 splatter/exploitation flick Chaos AD (no relation to Brazilian metal icons Sepultura). Naturally, being a fan of grimy indie sleaze, I dove right in! Synopsis On …

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‘HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ME’ (1981): Cutting Cake and Slicing Throats – Retro Review

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. …

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Won’t You Be My Creepy Neighbor? Christian Jude Grillo’s ‘NEIGHBOR’ (2026) – Review

Neighbor was handed down through our ranks and quickly became something I cherish for multiple reasons. From the aesthetic, down to the story, it all rocked. At first, I didn’t see the hype until I watched the film. This movie is for anyone who has had that one neighbor who …

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