Bone Tomahawk is a western horror movie starring Kurt Russel, Mathew Fox, David Arquette, and Patrick Wilson. The flick is about settlers and cowboy contending with an hunting a war party of sadistic, crazy, cannibalistic native Americans. This is an … Continue reading
Krampus is a new Christmas horror comedy that released this weekend with limited advertising… but it looked like it had potential. It is based on the Germanic folk tale of Krampus, an evil spirit known as Santa’s shadow. If you … Continue reading
Checked out the rather tepid retelling of Frankenstein… Victor Frankenstein which is confusingly titled since it’s retold from Igor’s point-of-view. But that’s not the only tepid crime the movie makes… mainly it’s … just kind of a movie I saw … Continue reading
Went blind into a movie called The Funhouse Massacre… all I knew about it was the title which cleverly suggested there would be a funhouse in which a massacre would take place. I’m clever in deducing these things. But, yeah, … Continue reading
So I wasted my time on the latest Paranormal Activity movie subtitled The Ghost Dimension (part 6… sshhhh!). This one promises you would enter the ghost dimension and learn what the heck has been going on over the past 5 … Continue reading
So I did a digital rental of yet another exorcism movie called The Vatican Tapes… which, based on the title and the genre, is surprisingly not a found footage movie. Instead, this is a pretty by-the-numbers, no surprises horror movie … Continue reading
Went to see Goosebumps, the live action big screen adaptation of all of the 90s era Goosebumps novels (and tv show) by R.L. Stine. Having not read those books (or seen the show – though apparently it’s on Netflix), I … Continue reading
Crimson Peak is the new haunted house/spook show movie from Guiermo Del Toro (Pan’s Labyrinth, Hell Boy, Pacific Rim, etc)… or, at least that’s what the advertising is lying to you about. This is not a ghost story and its … Continue reading
Checked out Tales of Halloween on iTunes streaming (new release, limited theatrical). This is an anthology of Halloween-themed horror shorts. I wish I could say I liked it – there are ten movies so there’s plenty of chances to find a … Continue reading
The Green Inferno is a much-delayed Eli Roth horror film in the cannibal tribe sub-genre. It’s about a bunch of annoying college students who travel to Chile to save an indigenous tribe from a logging company, wound up captured by … Continue reading