Reviews

‘THE BOUNCER’ (2024) – Movie Review

If you saw something bad happening would you act? That’s a question Frank Sharp doesn’t have to ask himself. Frank Sharp is the protagonist of The Bouncer and he’s a man of action. Read on for my thoughts on The Bouncer. Synopsis A bouncer at an upscale nightclub and a …

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‘AZRAEL’ (2024) – Movie Review

Modern horror films are using heightened environments to elicit scares and tension, often by taking away the basic human abilities or senses of the characters. Whether it’s sight, hearing, or the ability to speak, the loss of a skill that we take for granted could really make survival an even …

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‘COVEN OF THE BLACK CUBE’ (2024) – Movie Review

Covens often stand up as some of the scariest imagery in horror movies. A group of people with hidden motives and idol-level devotion who target anybody outside of their sphere evokes a lot of terror. In Coven Of The Black Cube, we look at relationships, attraction, devotion, and the dangers …

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James Morris’s ‘HE NEVER LEFT’ (2024) – Movie Review

He Never Left

He Never Left comes at a time when slasher movies are dumped off to the wayside with few exceptions (like the Terrifier series). They’ve become repetitive and redundant. However a few manage to slip through the cracks with some old school storylines.  I had no expectations going into this movie …

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Twenty Years Of ‘SAW’ (2004) – A Game Changer

Saw (2004) - James Wan and Cary Elwes

I remember sitting in the theater, awestruck, the first time I saw the trailer. I want to say it was during the previews before Freddy vs. Jason. I can’t remember the exact moment, because let’s face it, it was a while ago. What I DO remember was being completely blown …

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Surviving with a Smile: How ‘ZOMBIELAND’ (2009) Balances Horror and Humor

Zombieland is a 2009 horror-comedy film directed by Ruben Fleischer, which combines elements of zombie horror with a satirical approach to survival in a post-apocalyptic world. The film follows four unlikely companions — Columbus (Jesse Eisenberg), Tallahassee (Woody Harrelson), Wichita (Emma Stone), and Little Rock (Abigail Breslin) — as they …

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Alexandre Aja’s ‘HORNS’ Is Still My Favorite Book-Turned-Movie 10 Years Later – Retro Review

Daniel Radcliffe in Horns

I can’t believe it’s already been 10 years since Horns was released. I remember hearing about it and seeing trailers, and I was incredibly worried that the film would ruin the book for me, in the way that film adaptations are wont to do. Having already read, and loved, the …

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