Also rented (on iTunes) a cool little horror flick called Sea Fever. Looked generic when it appeared but it’s getting pretty good reviews so decided to give it a chance. The film follows a university student who buys a … Continue reading
Rented a new movie on iTunes called Vivarium. This is a little horror-like movie essentially starring just Jesse Eisenberg and Imogen Poots with a couple other actors coming in and out of the plot. It’s very, very Twilight Zone like… … Continue reading
So there’s this indie/cult film that’s been getting a lot of word-of-mouth called Verotika. A few people I follow on YouTube made videos on it and I’m always up for a crazy, looney-pants attempt at… something… so I gave it … Continue reading
Also rented the other Covid-19 theatrical-to-streaming-early film that I hadn’t yet seen The Hunt. This is the flick that was scheduled for release last year but, after a couple shootings and conservative outrage over the premise (including the president), got … Continue reading
Checked out the new horror flick Color Out of Space based on the HP Lovecraft short story The Colour Out of Space. Rented it on iTunes but is probably streaming elsewhere too. This is not the first filmed version of … Continue reading
The new Invisible Man movie was released this weekend so I gave it a look. This is more-or-less a new movie in the stable of the Universal Monsters, a theoretical-but-not-really remake or reboot of the series. And possibly-but-not-really the latest … Continue reading
Also wasted my time on the new low-ambition, low-energy, repetitive, redundant horror flick Brahms: The Boy 2. A particularly awkward title to a sequel to a fairly lame creepy doll horror film from a few years ago. That movie (The … Continue reading
Checked out a new suspense (maybe horror) movie called The Lodge. I hadn’t seen a trailer but I had seen that some reviewers were calling it the best horror movie of the year and others the worst movie of the … Continue reading
Also watched the new film remake of the old tv series Fantasy Island. Or Blumhouse’s Fantasy Island as the movie calls itself… maybe in a fit of copyright legality or because they want to assure us this is a horror … Continue reading
I also checked out yet another January horror flick called Gretal and Hansel. Based on the folklore but aiming to alter the original’s themes and plot, this film was dumped because odds of it being a crowd favorite are low. … Continue reading