2014
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[DVD Review] ‘Nightmare Code’ Successfully Tweaks Found Footage Idea
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[DVD Review] ‘Meet Me There’ is on Time with Good Character Study, Creepy Atmosphere
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[Blu-Ray Review] ‘Dark Was the Night’ Relies On Characters, But is Light on Everything Else
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[Review] Interesting Characters Can’t Save ‘Blood Moon’
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[Review] ‘The Midnight Swim’ Is Masterfully Acted and Captivating
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[Review] ‘Anarchy Parlor’ Is Derivative Fun For Torture Porn Fans
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[Review] ‘Camp Massacre’ Is An Insult On So Many Levels
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[Review] ‘Throwback’ Isn’t a Perfect Send-up, But Has Heart
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[Review] Flat Characters and Thin Story Dilute ‘The Drownsman’
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[Review] Plenty of Sinful Satire In ‘The Sins Of Dracula’
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[Review] ‘The Babadook’ Smartly Scares With An Excellent Story!
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[Review] ‘The Sisterhood Of Night’ Is Predictable, But Story and Acting Win Out
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[Review] ‘The Dead Lands’ Brutalizes Amidst the Beauty of New Zealand
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[Review] Strong Acting and Meaningful Characters Room in ‘Girl House’
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[Review] ‘Ouija’ Is Universal’s Cure For Insomnia
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[Review] Leigh Janiak Expertly Explores Friction In ‘Honeymoon’
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[Review] ‘The Two Faces Of January’ Provides a Thrilling Character Study
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[Review] Maria Bello Delights and Dispenses Revenge In ‘Big Driver’
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[Review] Flawed Story, Weak Characters Cripple ‘Attack of the Morningside Monster’
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[Review] ‘Dark Mountain’ Copies ‘The Blair Witch Project’, Adds Nothing Else
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[Review] ‘The Devil’s Hand’ Gets Its Fingers Caught In Editing
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[Review] ‘The Strain’ Brings a Welcome Vampire Twist, Plus Gore!
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[Review] ‘At The Devil’s Door’ Is Creepy, But Cheats the Viewer
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[Review] ‘Cam2Cam’ Needs To Unplug And Learn Storytelling