An impressive debut from Richard Rowntree, Dogged is a well-acted, beautifully shot and directed modern folk-horror film; a visual and audial feast Dogged is …continue reading Sneak Peek: Dogged (2017 Indie Horror)
With great characters, solid performances, and killer visuals, Circus Kane is a fun thrill ride which gleefully exploits your fear of creepy clowns It …continue reading Reel Review: Circus Kane (2017)
Forget “IT”. I can show you the scariest clown movie… When it happened, I wasn’t entirely sure why I was so frightened. The moment …continue reading Cinematic Love Letters: Blood Harvest
An ambitious indie that tries to compete with big budget action movies, America Has Fallen makes a valiant effort that shows a lot of …continue reading Reel Review: America Has Fallen
The day I fell in love with the poetic masterpiece of cinema, “Dellamorte Dellamore” (“The Cemetery Man”), a movie that inspired me to become …continue reading Cinematic Love Letters: Dellamorte Dellamore
Spider Baby (1964) is an absolutely essential, cult horror classic from writer/director Jack Hill (Review of the Director’s Cut) Writer/director Jack Hill is renowned …continue reading Reviewing the Classics: Spider Baby
Connecting with your life while viewing David Lynch: The Art Life at the Dryden Recently I had the pleasure of attending a screening of …continue reading David Lynch: The Art Life (Review)
Taut and tension-filled with exceptional performances, Jackals is a gripping and harrowing home invasion horror/psychological thriller Director: Kevin Greutert Writer: Jared Rivet Producer: Tommy Alastra, …continue reading Digital Dismemberment: Jackals (2017)
Self-aware vampire meditation in Michael O’Shea’s The Transfiguration Bleak city streets. Gray, graffiti-covered buildings. Empty fields and cramped apartment homes. Typically, these types of …continue reading Reel Review: The Transfiguration (2016)
The eerie folk horror morality tale out of Ireland, Wake Wood (directed by David Keating), will leave you with chills As a big fan of …continue reading Reel Review: Wake Wood (2009)
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