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Greedy People (2024) – Review
“Coen-esque” is a term usually thrown at any quirky crime epic that sees everyday people discover how ruthless they can be when a sizable chunk
The Union (2024) – Review
Blue collar James Bonds are kind of a dime a dozen these days. I mean, Vin Diesel gave us Xander Cage in xXx, while Kingsman
The Substance (2024) – Review
One term that’s hurled around a lot these days (especially by me) is “Cronenbergian”. For those not in the know, it’s shorthand to describe movies
Zombeavers (2014) – Review
Idiocy is a tough gig to pull off. The dumber the concept, the smarter the brains behind it has to be – and let’s be
Wrong Turn (2003) – Review
In the 2000s, horror found itself at something of a crossroads. Having being fairly dormant at the box office for most of the 90s, the
Wolfcop (2014) – Review
Some films are created to expand your consciousness, to teach you about the world that surrounds you and aims to try to understand the existential
Speak No Evil (2024) – Review
Anyone out there seen George Sluizer’s The Vanishing?At first glance that might not seem like much of a loaded question, but your answer may vary
Guillermo Del Toro’s Pinocchio (2022) – Review
As a lot of us have no doubt forgotten, a lot of classic fairy tales are steeped in darkness, pain and tragedy as to not
Rogue (2007) – Review
With the merciless Wolf Creek, antipodean director Greg McLean gave us a chilling vision of exactly how dangerous the outback can be courtesy of Mick
Rebel Ridge (2024) – Review
There’s a distinct feeling that Netflix just can’t win when it comes to their exclusive movies. If they put out one of their glossy, empty,
Xtro (1982) – Review
In the slimy, drooly wake of Ridley Scott’s Alien, all manner of creepy, amorphous extraterrestrials stalked out from dark, industrial corners and alien world to
Queen Of The Damned (2002) – Review
In 1994, Neil Jordan’s take on Anne Rice’s sumptuous vampire novel managed to do the impossible and finally bring the author’s brooding, romanticized blood suckers
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice (2024) – Review
When you actually stop to consider just how completly out of its mind Tim Burton’s Beetlejuice is, it’s something of a major motion picture miracle
Warlock III: The End Of Innocence (1999) – Review
Alarm bells should always sound when the actor who played a reoccurring role in a horror franchise suddenly opts out mid series. After all, Robert
Mr. Harrigan’s Phone (2022) – Review
The last time a Stephen King adaption dabbled so blatantly with the notion of the smart phone, we got Cell, a movie about mankind having
’71 (2014) – Review
Films that choose to plonk its protagonist in hostile surroundings for the duration of one, endless, unbearably stressful night aren’t exactly thin on the ground
The Last House On The Left (1972) – Review
For those who solely know Wes Craven for his work on the Scream franchise, be warned, back in his days as a fledgling filmmaker, the
Pee Wee’s Big Adventure (1985) – Review
Before Batman, before Edward Scissorhands, before even Beetlejuice, there was Pee Wee Herman.Way back before Tim Burton regularly shilled for Disney, he was a director
Cabin Fever: Patient Zero (2014) – Review
Since the Cabin Fever franchise started back with Eli Roth’s 2002 debut, the series has established a very obvious set up that saw obnoxious, toxic
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