After the release (and succes) of Halloween and Halloween 2, another sequel was offcourse planned by John Carpenter and Debra Hill, who were also the producers of the other 2 movies.

The man that got to […]

Phantasm was – and is – an italian, low-budget cultclassic back in 1979. To me however, it sometimes seems that Phantasm is one of those movies that gets overlooked and perhaps, even forgotten.

But let’s not […]

Back in 1988, the Friday the 13th movies were still very populair and sequel after sequel was released. In 1988 it was special effects man John Carl Buechler, who got the honour of directing – and offcourse doing […]

The Stendhal Syndrome is an italian arthouse movie by Dario Argento, who normally likes to make Giallo’s, but obvoiusly wanted to innovate himself and his moviemaking and therefore chose an entirely different […]

For those of you who didn’t already know, New Nightmare is part 7 of the Nightmare on Elmstreet series. Wes Craven, however, obviously wanted to make more out of this movie than just another sequel and therefor […]

The Dark Half is a horror / thriller by George A. Romero, who we off course know from movies such as Creepshow and Dawn of the Dead. Like Creepshow, the Dark Half was also based on a book / story by Stephen King, […]

For those of you that don’t know the film yet:
From Dusk till Dawn is an action- / horror- / splatter film by Robert Rodriguez, who also brought us the very violent action flick Desperado. Next to that, the […]

Well, it’s been a while, but I’m finally back with a new review. The reason that it took a while was that I was having trouble finding an interesting film that wasn’t reviewed already on Bloody-Disgusting. But as […]

Mother’s Day is a cult classic from the legendary New York film company Troma. If you’re not a Troma fan, don’t immediately leave this review page! Because Mother’s Day is something quite different than what you […]