There’s nothing I could say to anyone that would change their preconceived notions about PROM NIGHT. Then again, if I had set out to positively change them with this review, I wouldn’t actually have anything to […]

As I write this, many hard working people at New Line are losing their jobs. Losing their jobs because of films like The Golden Compass and a string of really awful Mandy Moore films. But, let’s not forget all […]

Some of you might recognize filmmaker Mark Young’s name from his feature film TOOTH AND NAIL, which took its theatrical bow last year at the After Dark Horrorfest. I haven’t seen it, but from what I heard, people […]

As with the Blind Dead series, cult director Amando de Ossorio once again goes to myths and legends as inspiration for THE LORELEY’S GRASP, one of the better efforts in his filmography. According to Germanic […]

It’s been a week since I’ve seen Hallows Point and I’m still a bit confused. Usually, when I see something I really didn’t like, I try to find a tiny hint of imagination or promise. Sometimes, it works out and I […]

Gregory Hoblit is just one of those directors that constantly churns out mediocre to tolerable films that end up being stuck on USA and TBS in weekend movie marathons. And, at the rate AMC is going, they’ll […]

SKINWALKERS, the latest After Dark release, tells the story of Timothy, whose 13th birthday is a mere days away, and the two packs of werewolves that are fighting over him. On the night of his 13th birthday, […]

The original White Noise, while having an abysmal reaction from critics, made a killing at the box office. Made for only $10 million, it grossed over $56 theatrically. Even when a lackluster product, such as the […]

Paul Naschy, legendary Spanish horror star, creates a triple threat in VENGEANCE OF THE ZOMBIES, playing not one, not two but three different characters. In the realm of bad-good films, this film has a lot going […]

In the realm of horror, there are three kinds of films: those that are good, those that are bad and those are so bad, they’re good. THE NIGHT OF THE WEREWOLF, a vehicle directed by and starring Paul Naschy, falls […]

April means two things in the realm of cinema. It signals the last month of what I like to call “Drought Season”, where the studios push out whatever left over garbage they have onto the screen in hopes they can […]

I love a good ghost story. I grew up on films like House on Haunted Hill (1958). Sadly, these types of film are few and far between. And, when we do get them, they’re usually not very well done. THE MARSH is sadly […]

As I stood in line last night (Which happened to wrap around the front of the theater and into the street), I listened to the buzz around me. Everyone was scintillating with anticipation for what looked like to me […]