Blending together New Orleans lore, Rosemary’s Baby, and classic haunted house antics, Hell Baby will having you swearing and laughing the whole god damned time. Continue reading
Category Archives: Film Reviews
Voice from the Stone (2017) Review
A traveling nurse, Verena, finds her next home in Italy to attend to a boy who has stopped speaking since the tragic death of his mother. While there, she learns more of the woman who is missed and the whispers in the walls that encompass the property. Right, so this is not a horror movie. … Continue reading
Ava’s Possessions (2015) Review
Directed and written by Jordan Galland, this new outlook on the exorcism sub-genre delivers intrigue with stylistic cinematography, a killer soundtrack, and enough twists to make a game of Twister. Ignore the shoddy ratings on this one, folks. Continue reading
Hush (2016) Review
Brace yourself for a fun and infuriating ride. Hush tackles everyday fears & struggles and amplifies them to the extreme. Giving you concentrated suspense and moments of audience outcry, this is a thriller you just have to endure. Continue reading
Horror Anthology Holidays (2016) Review
Another horror anthology was thrown to us horror fiends this April. Entitled Holidays, the anthology covers-you guessed it-the major holidays celebrated. While I think this could have also gone with the title, Hellmark Holidays, it does deliver unique stories and classic, albeit safe entertainment. Continue reading
‘It Follows’ Seals its Fate as an Instant Horror Classic
Bringing a new sense of horror to the genre, David Robert Mitchell’s freshest production It Follows provokes both thought and terror. A young woman’s sexual encounter with a seemingly normal boy is soon turned into an unreal nightmare as she is told that he has passed it onto her-and it will follow her until she passes … Continue reading
‘Girl House’ Proves to be a Modern and Flashy Slasher for the New Generation
Us 80s and 90s babies grew up with classic slasher films like Friday the 13th, Halloween, Sleep Away Camp, Scream, and all the cheestastic imitations B-films. We were scared of them then and we love them now. We loved them so much, we gave them their own sub-genre of horror. As we got older and … Continue reading
