Reviews
Dolls is a Thrilling Modern Fairy Tale for Adults [Retrospective]
Dolls takes place on a dark and especially stormy night. The film finds an eclectic group of people taking refuge from the storm at the home of a seemingly sweet but ultimately creepy older ...
Halloween Meets Freaks in Josh Hasty’s Candy Corn [Review]
Halloween meets Freaks in Josh Hasty’s second feature, Candy Corn. The film tells the story of Jacob (Nate Chaney), an intellectually disabled young man who works as part of a “freak sho...
One Cut of the Dead Exceeds the Hype [Review]
One Cut of the Dead opens with a character played by Chinatsu (Yuzuki Akiyama) leveling an axe at Ko’s character Ken (Kazuaki Nagaya). He’s a zombie, and she begs him, “Ken! Stop!...
Death of a Vlogger [Frightfest 2019 Review]
Internet horror is big business right now, but for every Unfriended: Dark Web there’s a…Smiley. Death of a Vlogger, the third feature from Scottish writer-director (and star, editor, and p...
The Dead Don’t Die Reanimates Romero Leftovers [Blu-Ray Review]
Whether or not someone will like Jim Jarmsuch’s The Dead Don’t Die is predicated on whether or not they find deadpan reactions to zombies funny. The star-studded cast delivers nearly eve...
Girl on the Third Floor [Frightfest 2019 Review]
Girl on the Third Floor is super producer Travis Stevens’ debut feature but, in many ways, it resembles the last high profile movie he took to Frightfest, 68 Kill, which Stevens introduced with ...
Incredible Violence is a Stunning Nightmare that is Worth Your Time [Review]
Incredible Violence is a nightmare that will put you through a hell of a ride as its storyline unfolds. The film follows G. Patrick Condon (played by Stephen Oates of Frontier) a filmm...
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Hell Is Where The Home Is Turns Home Invasion On Its Head [Review]
With the release of the ghastly Strangers: Prey At Night (read our review) earlier this year, you’d be forgiven for thinking the home invasion sub-genre had more than run its course. I mean...