Reviews

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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Brandon Christensen’s ‘Superhost’ (2021) – Film Review

Superhost

Shudder is an awesome streaming service. It is one of my favorites. To say I was looking forward to their film, Superhost, is an understatement. A Shudder Original from Brandon Christensen (Still/Born 2018 – read our review here) and starring Barbara Crampton (Jakob’s Wife– read our review here)? Sold. So …

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Brendan Steere’s ‘Animosity’ (2013) Movie Review

Everyone in the film business has the first movie that they look back on. Every director has started somewhere, and it helped define them in the business and in the creative endeavors. It strengthens them or weakens them. I have a lot of admiration for directors, honestly. It’s not an …

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‘Don’t Breathe’ (2016): Leaving Fans Breathless – Retro Review

It’s been five years since the unique film, Don’t Breathe, hit theaters, and it caused one of the most chilling public experiences for moviegoers. The entire premise of Don’t Breathe is that a band of robbers break into the home of a blind man, expecting an easy score. What they get …

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