Reviews

Movie Review: Conor Boru’s ‘When The Screaming Starts’ (2021)

When The Screaming Starts

The new comedy-horror mockumentary, When The Screaming Starts, recently had its World Premiere at FrightFest this August. I was lucky enough to check it out and experience the chaos and madness that this film delivers! When The Screaming Starts marks the feature debut of filmmaker Conor Boru and was overseen by …

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Movie Review: Bill Benz’s ‘The Nowhere Inn’ (2021) is Stylish, Witty, and Charming

St. Vincent as herself in Bill Benz’s ‘THE NOWHERE INN.’ Courtesy of IFC Films

IFC Films’ metafictional feature, The Nowhere Inn is quite different than anything I’ve seen before and I appreciated the uniqueness, charm, and comedy. The film was directed by Bill Benz and co-written by Annie Clark and Carrie Brownstein. It stars Annie Clark, Carrie Brownstein, and Dakota Johnson. Synopsis for The Nowhere …

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Zane Hershberger And Chad Bruns’ Action Horror Thriller, ‘Force To Fear’ (2020) – Blu-ray Review

I was surprised that I hadn’t heard of the Scream Team Releasing film, Force To Fear (2020), before now, especially after seeing how many familiar names and faces were involved. When the Blu-ray became available this past summer, it popped up onto my radar, and I knew I had to …

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Small Town Monsters’ ‘Skinwalker: The Howl of the Rougarou’ (2021) Documentary – Film Review

There is no doubt that I’m a fan of Small Town Monsters documentaries. When I found out they churned out another doc, Skinwalker: The Howl of the Rougarou, I was ecstatic. None have disappointed me yet. They keep putting out so many interesting documentaries, and I have been lucky to …

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Harold Trompetero’s ‘Dark Blood’ (2021) Shows The Dark Side of John Leguizamo – Movie Review

John Leguizamo is an actor who I’ve watched growing up, one that has been able to do so many roles and not lose himself. He goes above and beyond, delivering his best performance whether it’s a small role, a cameo, or even leading the movie. In Harold Trompetero’s Dark Blood, …

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Book Review: Bryce Moore’s ‘The Perfect Place to Die’ is A Fun and Twisted Spin on a Notorious Mass Murderer

The Perfect Place to Die

Sometimes real life horror gets in the way of doing things you need or want to do and that has been the case for me lately. Once I finally was able to sit down and read Bryce Moore’s The Perfect Place to Die, I couldn’t put it down. I read …

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Andrew Currie’s ‘Fido’ (2006) And The Barely Hidden Horrors of The Company, ZomCon – Retro Review

Is Andrew Currie’s Fido, which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival on September 7, 2006, underrated? It’s not like no one’s ever heard of it, and it seems well-liked. Still, for whatever reason, I get a sense that it’s a bit overlooked, even on its 15-year anniversary. Then again, this …

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Movie Review: Sean King O’Grady’s ‘We Need to Do Something’ (2021) Delivers Risks, Chaos, and the Unexpected!

We Need to Do Something

Nothing could have prepared me for the wild and chaotic ride that IFC Midnight’s We Need to Do Something delivers. The film was directed by Sean King O’Grady and stars Lisette Alexis (Waltz of the Angels), John James Cronin (Second Act), Pat Healy (read our interview with him – HERE), Sierra …

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John P. Finnegan’s ‘Girls School Screamers’ (1986) Vinegar Syndrome 2k Restoration Blu-ray Review

Next up from Vinegar Syndrome’s August 2021 releases is John P. Finnegan’s movie, Girls School Screamers, from Troma Entertainment. Despite the Troma label, this isn’t a typical Lloyd Kaufman puke and poop adventure. This film is an out-and-out slasher with beautiful girls, stereotypical characters, and maybe a gallon of blood. …

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