Reviews
Fantasy Island Review
At a glance, BlumHouse’s latest movie looks to be a low-budget horror film, not unlike many others. While, in a sense, this is true; Fantasy Island has so much more to offer than its tacky, barg...
The Invisible Man Review
Loosely following James Whales’ 1933 adaptation of the same name, The Invisible Man is a true triumph for modern-day cinema. With director Leigh Whanell (Saw, Insidious) taking the reigns, we ar...
Little Hope Review
Being an avid fan of fast-paced, action-packed games, it could be said that I had Little Hope (sorry, I had to) for Supermassivegame’s latest addition to their ongoing saga; The Dark...
Gerald’s Game
As much as I like tucking into a good Steven King book, I have never before read his novel Gerald’s Game. After trawling through the internet in an all too familiar desperate search for a decent horro...
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...
Underworld Review
Beginning what would become a highly successful franchise, “Underworld” delivers a high-tech variation on the classic vampires vs werewolves theme. The opening takes place in a large, unna...
“An American Werewolf in Paris” movie review
While “An American Werewolf in Paris” started off strong in theaters, placing third among the new releases it was competing with, a series of mixed and outright bad reviews slowed it to a ...
“Kill Creek” by Scott Thomas Review
At first glance one may want to write off this book as just another haunted house thriller, but that thought is quickly dispelled as you delve deeper into the events at the old Finch house on Kill Cre...
“Heart Shaped Box” a novel by Joe Hill Review
Playing off the trope of the aging rock star musician with a dark side to his soul, author Joe Hill, introduces us to the aging, selfish and self-centered rock star named Judas Coyne, who has a rather...