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Hereditary — Horror Movie Review
Hereditary
by Ari AsterSchizophrenia, Dissociative Identity Disorder, PTSD, abuse and neglect; these are just a few of the real life, disturbing subjects that Ari Aster covers in his recent release Hereditary. Starring Toni Collette, Gabriel Byrne, Ann Dowd, Alex Wolff, and Milly Shapiro, this film is one that doesn’t hold back and truly terrifies from the inside out. Read More…
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Eloise — Horror Movie Review
Eloise
by Robert LegatoI’m generally not a fan of the “let’s raid an insane asylum for some ridiculous reason and then try to make it out alive when ghosts get pissed” subgenre of horror, but I needed something to kill some time the other day while I was cleaning and Eloise popped up. Read More…
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The Cured – Horror Movie Review
The Cured
by David FreyneThe Cured is a zombie horror/drama set four years after The Maze Virus ravaged the world, but particularly took its toll on the country of Ireland. With echoes of 2013’s zombie series In The Flesh as well as the film The Returned, this movie didn’t exactly tread on any fresh territory. Read More…
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Truth or Dare – Horror Movie Review
Truth or Dare
by Jeff WadlowIn Truth or Dare, group of college kids get themselves into trouble after unleashing a demonic force that terrorizes them in the form of the classic game… did you guess what it was? Yep, truth or dare. As is the case in recent Blumhouse releases, the story focuses on our main character Olivia. Read More…
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Insidious: The Last Key — Horror Movie Review
Insidious: The Last Key
by Adam RobitelInsidious: The Last Key takes us back into The Further with a prequel/sequel that’s worthy of being attached to the franchise. It’s no secret that I am a Leigh Whannell fan, but I was weary of this latest installment, nervous that a fourth film in the series would either be terrible or ruin the series as a whole for me. Read More…
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A Quiet Place — Horror Movie Review
A Quiet Place
by John KrasinskiA Quiet Place has had some enormous buzz and probably been one of the most talked-about horror films of 2018 so far, and rightfully so. John Krasinski’s horror debut works well and builds constant tension while intertwining an appropriate amount of family drama. Read More…
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Annihilation — Horror Movie Review
Annihilation
by Alex GarlandAnnihilation is Alex Garland’s most recent release that sports an impressive cast of talented women like Natalie Portman, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Gina Rodriguez, Tessa Thompson, and Tuva Novotny. The men in the film were pretty great, too, but the main cast of women do nothing but shine from start to finish. Read More…
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The Cloverfield Paradox — Horror Movie Review
The Cloverfield Paradox
by Julius OnahIt’s not a mystery that I’m a fan of the Cloverfield franchise. On Super Bowl Sunday this year when they ran the trailer for the latest installment, The Cloverfield Paradox, I was, needless to say, ridiculously stoked for it. This film mixed a few things that I love: space horror, parallel universes, and of course, Cloverfield monsters. Read More…
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American Satan — Horror Movie Review
American Satan
by Ash AvildsenAmerican Satan is a cinematic adventure of sex, drugs, and rock ‘n roll.
Lead singer Johnny, his band mates, and their manager strike a deal with the devil himself to become the most successful metal band on the planet. Read More… -
Day of The Dead: Bloodline — Horror Movie Review
Day of The Dead: Bloodline
by Hector Hernandez VicensThe first zombie film of 2018 that I watched happened to be Day of The Dead: Bloodline. I was sort of stoked for this one since the trailer hinted that this film was a bit closer to the source material than the 2008 Nick Cannon atrocity. Read More…
