Once upon a time, disaster movies were lavish affairs that saw an all-star cast either fighting or running from some unimaginable act of destructive carnage,
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V/H/S/Halloween (2025) – Review
Believe it or not, we’re now up to our eighth installment of handheld, anthology series V/H/S with the last five entries hitting on a yearly
Him (2025) – Review
One place where the horror film has rarely set its cloven hoof is within that of the world of sports. Oh sure, Jason Voorhees sported
Truth Or Dare (2018) – Review
Sometimes it’s easy to forget that Blumhouse have worked with such names as Spike Lee, James Wan, Jordan Peele Mike Flanagan and M. Night Shyamalan
Play Dirty (2025) – Review
While there’s a real case to be made for whether streaming is truly killing movies, there’s also a counter argument to be made that debuting
The Phantom Of The Opera (1962) – Review
After taking up the horror baton from the truly seminal, genre defining run of creature features from Universal, Hammer Studios had carte blanche to take
The Strangers: Chapter 2 (2025) – Review
Quick question: if we took time to get to know Strangers, wouldn’t that immediately make them not strangers? Despite the fact that this is a
One Battle After Another (2025) – Review
Heroes come in all shapes and sizes – from the sight of John McClane fighting bad guys in a vest, to the muscles on John
Puppet Master II (1990) – Review
While I’ve already stated elsewhere that the surprisingly sprawling Puppet Master series isn’t exactly my favorite, there are two facts I’ll happily conceade to: 1)
The Nice Guys (2016) – Review
Films come and films go, and while some that barely seem worthy of attention get franchises that seemingly twirl off into infinity, other, more worthy
Happy Death Day 2U (2019) – Review
Back in 2017, Christopher Landon and Blumhouse teamed to take the teen savvy world of Scream and the concept behind 90s comedy, Groundhog Day and
Anaconda (2024) – Review
When word recently broke that Paul Rudd and Jack Black were starring in a bizarre, meta, comedy version of the 90s, cult, creature feature, Anaconda,
Ghoulies (1984) – Review
“What if the Gremlins worshiped Satan?” is a movie premise that would have most producers running for the hills – most producers that is, except
Happy Death Day (2017) – Review
I’ve mentioned my love of the paradoxical subgenre known as the feel good horror film before; but while there are many great examples of this
The House With A Clock In Its Walls (2018) – Review
In a career full of necrotic deceases, profitable torture cults and cannibals, surely the most shocking twist of all is when Eli Roth suddenly veered
Prison (1987) – Review
When I look at the brief, but weirdly specific run of “electric chair horror” that sparked up during the late 80s, it really does seem
Ick (2024) – Review
When you’re delivering a horror comedy that predominantly contains the kind of ruthless, acid-witted teens that lean more into Heathers territory than the sort of
Romeo Must Die (2000) – Review
The year was 2000. Hollywood martial arts had finally broken into the big time with the release of The Matrix the year prior and it
Leprechaun (1992) – Review
If horror cinema has proven anything, it’s that it’s possible to eke out a movie from even the most ridiculous premise. Over the years we’ve
Hudson Hawk (1991) – Review
While it wouldn’t be entirely fair to credit Die Hard entirely for the superstardom of Bruce Willis (does Moonlighting mean nothing to anyone anymore?), watching
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