Reviews
Jason Mewes’ Madness in the Method Swings and Misses [Frightfest 2019 Review]
Madness in the Method is the directorial debut of one Jason Mewes, heretofore known as the Jay half of Jay and Silent Bob. As a result, his legacy with the mighty Kevin Smith looms large, with one of ...
Blood on my Sofa: Shedding Light on Into the Dark: Uncanny Annie
Welcome to Blood on my Sofa! Each month I will be providing you with a movie recommendation. It won’t be just any movie, but a film I watched during the previous month that really rocked my worl...
Itsy Bitsy is a charming creature feature that will creep you out [Review]
Itsy Bitsy is a creature feature that follows Walter Clark (Bruce Davison of X-Men) and his newly hired live-in nurse Kara Spencer (Elizabeth Roberts of Word Party). Kara has myst...
Weedjies! Halloweed Night is More Ditch Than Dank
Before we get too deep into this review of Full Moon’s Weedjies! Halloweed Night, I’ve got a confession to make to you kids. At the ripe old age of 33, I have never smoked what many of y...
Portals Brings Together Authentic Voices in Dissonant Keys [Review]
Christopher White’s Portals, an anthology horror film from Bloody Disgusting, is set during a worldwide blackout the day scientists created “the world’s first man-made blackhole.&...
Sadly, The Gallows Act II Does Not Have the Magic of the Original [Review]
The Gallows Act II follows Auna Rue (Ema Horvath, The Mortuary Collection) and her dreamy boyfriend Cade Parker (Chris Milligan of TV’s Arrow) who attempt to unravel the mystery o...
Shudder’s Creepshow Misses the Mark in Fourth Episode
We all know by now that Thursday is the spookiest day of the week thanks to Shudder’s latest offering, Creepshow! I’m happy to report that for the most part the series has been worth the b...
Satanic Panic Makes Satanism Fun Again [Blu-ray Review]
Satanic Panic finds down on her luck pizza delivery driver Sam getting more than she bargained for when she chases down a weasely creep for his lack of gratuity. Sam soon finds herself facing off...
Trick is a Festive Treat [Review]
Trick marks the third collaboration from horror heroes Patrick Lussier and Todd Farmer, following 2009’s My Bloody Valentine and 2011’s Drive Angry. It bears some of the hallmarks of their...