Reviews

*TRIGGER WARNING* Please be warned that this movie deals directly with suicidal ideations; I Feel Fine may not be the film for you. Or maybe, like me, you’ll face this with understanding and motivation. Either way, please read at your own risk. The Beginning Husband and wife Austin and Hailey …

[Rec] (2007) is a kick-ass Spanish found footage horror film directed by Jaume Balagueró and Paco Plaza. It’s widely regarded as one of the most effective and terrifying examples of the found-footage subgenre, blending elements of horror, mystery, and suspense in a gripping, claustrophobic setting. What the Heck is [Rec] …

There are two names in the horror genre that I would stick to: David Howard Thornton and Bela Lugosi. I watched Lugosi’s movies repeatedly because he reminds me of my grandpa, who spoke English with a heavy Hungarian accent. After years of living with him and my grandma, I learned …

The Profane Exhibit received a limited release at film festivals way back in 2013. Unless you were among the fortunate few who saw it at one of those, it was not available for viewing anywhere else. Until now. Unearthed Films is releasing this incredible anthology on Blu-ray September 24, 2024. …

As both a Supermassive Games as well as Dead By Daylight fan, The Casting of Frank Stone was one of my most anticipated games of the year. The combination of Supermassive’s storytelling and Dead By Daylight‘s lore seemed like a perfect pairing. Unfortunately…the blend didn’t turn out as I hoped. …

Beetlejuice is an important movie for me. “Nice fucking model” was the first time I heard an F bomb. It was my introduction to Tim Burton and my first goth girl crush, in Lydia Deetz. I’ve revisited the film many times over the years and it’s still a favorite of …

I’m a huge fan of slashers in general, but supernatural slashers just hit different. There is just something about being stalked by something inhuman, something that isn’t alive, that you don’t know how to kill. Recently I got to check out the new supernatural slasher Creeping Death, which will be …

Andy Fickman’s (Heathers: the Musical) Don’t Turn Out the Lights is quite a romp for me that left me a little torn, But I managed the basic things. I call to come in with an open mind and judge from there. Once I did, I felt it a lot more. …

George A. Romero is considered by most to be the father of the modern zombie horror genre. I will be real here, I am not a huge fan of zombie films, with the exception of Night of the Living Dead (1968). I didn’t see this film until I was an …

Rodger Griffiths’ Betrayal starts off with a bang, quite literally. Three brothers decide to shoot their father while out on a hunting expedition. But nothing really goes according to plan, and things escalate quickly. The film tells the story not only of the brothers’ plans to get away with murder, …