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[BD Review] ‘Aberration’ Frustrates as a Horror Film, Bores as a Thriller
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[BD Review] ‘The Lords of Salem’ Delivers Slick Visuals, More Confusion…
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[BD Review] Scream Factory’s ‘Scanners II/Scanners III’ Looks Good, But Not Much Else
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[BD Review] ‘Butcher Boys’ is Tainted Meat You’ve Tasted Before
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[BD Review] ‘Inbred’ is Nasty Black Humour Horror Fun
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[BD Review] Scream Factory Gives ‘Day Of The Dead’ Much Deserved Love
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[BD Review] ‘Drinking Games’ Presents a Pretentious Thiller That Puzzles
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[BD Review] ‘Hatchet III’ Improves on the Previous Entry, Not Much Else
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[BD Review] ‘Race War:The Remake’ Offends and Then Some, Troma-style
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[BD Review] ‘Exhumed’ Disturbs and Fascinates Amongst Striking Visuals
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[BD Review] ‘An American Ghost Story’ Scores Tension and Scares
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[BD Review] Nothing New to be Seen in ‘The Demented’
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[BD Review] ‘Detention of the Dead’ Should’ve Studied Harder
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[BD Review] ‘Creeper’ Is More Unsettling Than Creepy…
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[Blu-ray Review] ‘Solomon Kane’ Reaps Style, Lacks Substance
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[BD Review] ‘5 Senses of Fear’ Is More Predictable Than Terrifying
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[BD Review]: ‘Sadako 3D’ Fails in Resurrecting ‘Ringu’ or Anything Scary
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[BD Review] ‘Eddie’ Mixes Cannibalistic Fun with Black Humour
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[BD Review] ‘Kiss The Abyss’ is a Solid Undead Indie Effort
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[BD Review] ‘Shadow People’ Flickers Between Creepy and Confusing
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[BD Review] ‘A Nightmare On Elm Street Collection’ Gives Fans Reason To Upgrade
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[BD Review] ’40 West’ is Slow To Burn, Quick To Creep
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[BD Review] ‘The Dead Inside’ Is Anything But
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[BD Review] Brit Morgan’s Acting is the Only Hot Thing in ‘The Frozen’