Featured Reviews
The Candyman (2021 Preview)
After the Coronavirus delayed filming and pushed the 2020 “spiritual sequel” back, horror fans the world over were left disappointed. However, the tri-force production team (consisting of Metro-Goldwy...
Hosts Review
Being a British-born horror writer, I like little more than a British horror movie to write about. Sadly, in my previous experience, the UK doesn’t tend to produce the best of the genre and has very f...
Relic Review
Japanese-Australian actress Natalie Erika James skillfully embodies the terrible illness, Dementia, in this moving Australian horror-thriller. Without the usual ghost or monster; Natalie Erika James h...
Freaky Review
If there was a film released in 2020 that nobody asked for, or even wanted, it would be Freaky. The wafer-thin plot and wooden acting perfectly encapsulate the cheesy, B-movie tones of ‘80s cinema. Ho...
Come Play Review
On the surface, Jacob Chase’s new horror flick, Come Play, seems to be just another cookie-cutter bogeyman film. However, after peeling back the many layers, you will be met by a surprisingly em...
Slender Man Review
Think of the worst horror movie you’ve ever seen. Now that you’ve thought of that, go in with the expectation that this movie will more than likely be worse than that. The people behind this movie cle...
Resident Evil 3: Nemesis Review
Despite Resident Evil 3: Nemesis using the same basic game engine as the first two installments: fixed camera angles, 3D models, and pre-rendered backgrounds, it stood out from not only ...
The Skeleton Key Review
With its slow but inexorable buildup to the climax, The Skeleton Key garners a great deal of its terror with a growing dose of just plain eerie. Director Iain Softley plays the audience by relaxing th...
Jeruzalem Review
The proof that “one man’s trash is another man’s treasure,” can be seen in the widely varied reception of the “found footage” style movie “Jeruzalem.” P...