The smartly scripted, well-executed, female-driven thriller “Hunt Her, Kill Her” is refreshingly real while still utterly engaging. Here we go! Sometimes all you want …continue reading Reel Review : Hunt Her, Kill Her (2023)
This disaster thriller seems like a made-for-TV flick but features a couple of bloody good practical effects and a Lalo Schifrin score. A deranged …continue reading The Daily Dig: Rollercoaster (1977)
A first-time director and writer struck out hard with a pair of recognizable action stars and what could have been an interesting story. A …continue reading The Daily Dig: Rough Draft (1998)
A strangely tame adaptation of a gruesome novel, “Bestseller” is an indie offering more akin to a Lifetime drama than a true thriller. Suffering …continue reading Hit or Miss: Bestseller (2022)
Cozy up for a stay at “The Lodge” where you may find yourself trapped, as much by the snow outside as by a haunted …continue reading Drekculas Underworld: The Lodge (2019)
This truly hidden, solid thriller with a very strong cast and some experimental plot elements makes for a surprisingly enjoyable dig. A quack medium …continue reading The Daily Dig: Black Rainbow (1989)
“Dash” is a unique and entertaining but uneven thrill ride that delivers more than expected but may not be the journey you’re hoping for. …continue reading Dash: Conflicted Masculinity in Real Time
Looking for a great new horror film to watch? These three can’t-miss films deliver, whether you want suspense, splatter, or slasher fun. There are …continue reading Splatter to Spine-Tingling: 3 Great Horror Films
“Bring Him Back Dead” is a backwoods riff on “Reservoir Dogs” full of nostalgia, but can it rise above its low-budget trappings? Bring Him …continue reading VOD Verdict: Bring Him Back Dead
One of the best of the many “Jaws” ripoffs of the late 70s, “Tintorera” features great underwater photography and uninhibited sexuality. Shark movies are …continue reading The Films of F Street: Tintorera (1977)
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