Dominic Sena’s adventure fantasy film, Season Of The Witch, was released 10 years ago on January 7, 2021. To celebrate, we have compiled a list of some fun facts you might not know. Season Of The Witch, directed by Dominic Sena (Gone in 60 Seconds 2000, Kalifornia 1993), follows the …
Read More »10 Fun Facts About Eli Roth’s ‘Hostel’ (2006)
To celebrate the US release of Eli Roth’s sick, twisted flick, Hostel (read our retro review here), turning 15 on January 6, 2021, we have compiled a list of fun facts about the film. Ah, yes, the movie that made everyone scared to stay in a hostel while traveling. Thanks, Eli Roth! …
Read More »Madcap Mayhem: A Look At Steven Kostanski’s ‘Psycho Goreman’ – Movie Review
Filmmaking collective Astron-6—Adam Brooks, Jeremy Gillespie, Matt Kennedy, Conor Sweeney, and Steven Kostanski—have produced some highly entertaining flicks in the last decade. Though now dissolved, members of the group have continued to produce quality content. For example, 2016’s The Void (read our review here), co-directed by Gillespie and Kostanski, was …
Read More »Barak Barkan’s ‘Silence & Darkness:’ A Journey Into the Darkest Heart of Man – Movie Review
As a reviewer of horror films, I’m used to seeing depravity depicted onscreen in many ways, but I was still taken aback by the depths of cruelty in Barak Barkan’s (Killing the Fiddler) new film, Silence & Darkness. Synopsis: Blind and deaf sisters, Anna and Beth, live happily in a …
Read More »‘Human No More: The Feature’ (2021) Movie Review: Psycho-Sexual/Philosophical Murder Noir
Christopher Alan Broadstone’s Human No More: The Feature is quite a winding road. I use that analogy too often in my reviews, but permit me to use it again here, because it absolutely applies. In fact, it does not seem adequate to write a conventional review here. This movie is …
Read More »‘Narratives Of Modern Genocide’ Is a Sobering Look at Past Sins – Movie Review
Every once in a while, a documentary will be released so perfectly timed with current events that it feels almost surreal. With the attacks on the Capital and the continued calls for insurrection, this film feels more important than ever. Narratives of Modern Genocide, directed Paul Allen Hunton, invites the …
Read More »Diego Freitas’ ‘My Dead Ones’/’O Segredo de Davi’ (2018) – Movie Review
My Dead Ones (AKA O Segrado de Davi) is the feature length directorial debut of Diego Freitas (Flush 2020) from a script co-written by Freitas and Gustavo Rosseb (O ir evir das coisas 2018). The film stars Nicolas Prattes (Crashing Into The Future 2018), João Côrtes (Rising Sun 2016), Neusa …
Read More »David Palmieri’s ‘Heart Of The Home’ (2021): A Cautionary Tale of Terror – Movie Review
Close quarter roommate situations where privacy is a rare commodity can be challenging to say the least. Throw in clashing personalities and mental instability mixed with murderous intent and you have a recipe for upheaval and disaster. In Heart Of The Home, a newly released indie horror inspired by true …
Read More »Creeping Dread: David Robert Mitchell’s ‘It Follows’
As is tradition for new writers at PopHorror, I was tasked with writing a piece on my favorite film as a sort of introduction to the site’s readers. I fretted. My two favorite flicks are George Romero’s Night Of The Living Dead and John Carpenter’s The Thing, two classic works …
Read More »Don’t Forget To Put On A ‘Happy Face’ (2020) Movie Review
Happy Face is a new Canadian movie directed by Alexandre Franchi (The Wild Hunt 2009) and stars Robin L’Houmeau (Goddess of the Fireflies 2020) and Debbie Lynch-White (Windex 2017). Film Synopsis: Estranged from his manipulative cancer-stricken mother, Stan, a quixotic 19-year-old, dons a disguise and joins a therapy workshop for disfigured patients …
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