Checked out the new horror freakout weirdness movie The Lighthouse. This is director Roger Eggers’ follow-up to his cerebral art-house horror film The Witch from 2015. That was a movie seeped in dread with heightened 16th century dialog that could … Continue reading
Went to see the new horror movie Countdown, a lazy amalgamation of better (and worse) movies like The Ring, Final Destination, Nerve, and Unfriended. There’s no reason this movie should be any good… and the critical response has lived up … Continue reading
Checked out another 99 cent horror rental on iTunes called The Hole in the Ground. This is a movie that seemingly shares DNA with the similarly themed and styled The Babbadook, though it’s not as good as that flick. But … Continue reading
iTunes had a number of horror movies for 99 cent rental so I gave one called Itsy Bitsy a shot. It promised a giant spider movie and, yeah, it was a giant spider movie. I didn’t expect much from it … Continue reading
So I checked out Zombieland: Double Tap… the ten-years-later sequel to the pretty good zombie comedy Zombieland. That movie was a little bit into the zombie fixation in movies and tv… this new one is arguably at the end. It’s … Continue reading
Checked out the new Netflix movie In the Tall Grass, based on a Stephen King / Joe Hill (one of his kids) novella (which I have not read). This one showed up on Netflix a couple weeks ago and promises … Continue reading
So there’s a new stab at making a movie based on the video game Doom… called Doom: Annihilation. It was previous attempted in a flick just called Doom starring Dwayne Johnson and Carl Urban and it had a budget, it … Continue reading
So It: Chapter 2 is out this weekend. The (obvious) sequel to It 2017 (or It: Chapter 1 as it called itself only at the start of the end credits). This flick has the same writer/director, brings back the kids, … Continue reading
Finally caught up on Ready Or Not… and by “finally” I mean it came out all of last week *gasp*. I’ve been having sleep problems and the local theater keeps playing it on a screen with a dim bulb so … Continue reading
Checked out the newly released remake of the classic movie Jacob’s Ladder. The original flick starred Tim Robbins as a Vietnam vet who is loosing track of his mind, his sanity snapping back and forth between different realities. It’s a … Continue reading