It’s amazing we can’t get more films like this… a great movie playing in a familiar sandbox. There are so many cheapo horror flicks with rinse and repeat ideas that accomplish nothing. This flick shows you can do it all … Continue reading
Not only does It Live Inside, It also Makes Generic Movies. You’ve seen this one before… like… all the damn time. But at least this one has the hook of a different cultural identity even though it feels like a … Continue reading
El Conde (The Count) is a rather abnormal vampire film… I’d hesitate to even call it horror since it’s so matter-of-fact about its monsters. It’s directed by Pablo Larraín who also directed Jackie (about Jackie Kennedy) and Spencer (about Princess … Continue reading
I really didn’t like The Nun back in 2018… it had good production values but was otherwise a very generic horror flick. But in the grand tradition of throwing good money after bad, I went to see The Nun II … Continue reading
Perpetrator is an… unconventional… Shudder original. It has a nebulous connection to reality sometimes, other times it seems grounded… or something approximating grounded anyway. It takes a good 30-35 minutes to approach the semblance of a plot… before that, it … Continue reading
All Fun and Games is about a haunted dagger that possesses its victims and makes them play a deadly game of cat and mouse. Or flashlight tag. Why the demon has childhood games as a gimmick, I’m not sure…. though … Continue reading
Killer Book Club is a meta slasher with a killer book hook. By which I mean it’s about a killer with a book, not a slasher film that’s particularly killer. It’s a Spanish film on Netflix that tries too hard … Continue reading
There are moments in this low budget, hard scrabble werewolf horror/comedy when I was having a lot of fun. And there were moments where I was impressed by the incompetence. And there wAll Postsere moments where I was just bored. … Continue reading
Birth/Rebirth is a morally corrupt film and I love it. Every single person in the movie has a vague if not non-existent grasp of medical ethics and we’re asked to go along with it. It’s dark, it’s meaty, it’s unsettling, … Continue reading
I didn’t have a lot of faith (har) in The Last Voyage of the Demeter and certainly its first twenty minutes had me slumped in my seat… but the movie surprisingly pulls through to deliver a movie with real… bite … Continue reading