Nacho Cerda’s short film, Aftermath, is definitely one of the most controversial films of the last couple of decades. Its ruthless and realistic depiction of grisly autopsies and a sinister surgeon with an […]

Since Sam Raimi refuses to put Bruce Campbell back in the shoes of Ashley J. Williams, Campbell took matters into his own hands and directed a new indie horror-comedy entitled MY NAME IS BRUCE, which he also stars […]

In the tradition of Them! and The Giant Spider Invasion, Ron Underwood’s directing debut Tremors is a horror-comedy with 50′s B-movie panache. We’ve had giant ants, we’ve had giant spiders; hell, we’ve even had […]

The Tremors return to the screen in this sequel, but sadly to the small screen. Being a video release does not make this a bad movie, but it surely cannot live up to the original’s awesome special effects work […]

Continuing its unintentional tradition of dropping one character from the previous movie, Fred Ward does not return to this film. Michael Gross takes the Tremors series onto his shoulders for a big gamble in the […]

Michael Gross returns for the fourth installment of the Tremors series as Hiram Gummer, Burt’s ancestor. Rather than boring us with another movie set in Perfection, Nevada during present day, the film is set in […]

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About 30 minutes into this thriller, I began to consider the irony of the production. Co-written and directed by Spanish filmmaker Koldo Serra, the film stars British Actors Paddy […]

“Neighborhood Watch” is as disturbing and scary a tale of suburbia gone mad as anything I have ever seen. The first feature film for former video director Graeme Whifler, the bare bones of the plot are of a young […]

Coming all the way from the Philippines is Roy C. Iglesias’ Sigaw (Echo), which was directed by Yam Laranas. The film will have its US debut at this years Screamfest LA in October. Sigaw looks like it was […]

Not too long ago, a direct to video release was a sign of mediocrity. Especially if it was a sequel to a theatrical film. This meant it was a lower budget, featured few or none of the original actors, and […]

Until I was assigned this film to review, I was completely unaware that the recent and much-maligned movie “Boogeyman”(2005) was a remake of an earlier film. But after seeing that earlier film, I have to say I […]

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Everything changed in 1999 when M. Night Shyamalan’s The Sixth Sense hit theaters. The film’s twist was so out-of-the-box shocking that it literally trained tens of millions of moviegoers to […]

The premise of the latest South Korean feature is likely to elicit an across the board groan from virtually everyone who hears it. The story follows a television producer (Eun-ju Lee) who, while shooting a […]

The story of Calvaire (English title: The Ordeal) works almost too well. With the darkness unrelenting, the fate of our main protaganist is much worse than that of the men of “Deliverance”, in that they have a […]

Take some really hot hicks with huge fake boobs, some cute guys with no clue, a resort set in the ski summit somewhere in the West, and of course, an alien race extinct since the ice age that exists only to kill, […]

It’s been a long time since I fell in love with Park Chan-wook’s epic film ‘Oldboy’ and I’ve been waiting nervously for the finale ‘Sympathy for Lady Vengeance’ (Lady Vengeance) to get a US release. Tartan Films […]

Set during the winter in Old Orchard Beach, Maine (and filmed there as well), “The Off Season”, from Larry Fessenden’s Scare Flix division of GlassEyePix, is an eerie ghost story about loneliness and abandonment. […]

In a time where mediocrity seems to be ruling cinema, I began to forget what it was like to see a truly magical film, one that leaves you dreaming about it when you sleep, thinking about it at work the next day […]

There’s a rave going on. It’s gonna be great. Tuesday and her boyfriend J.T., and their friend Katie, and Katie’s brother, are going out partying to the biggest rave in Providence, Rhode Island. Of course, the […]