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This is not the greatest horror movie in the world, this is just a tribute. James Gunn's love letter to monster movies is a shining star in the morass of 2000's horror, It's surprising that it doesn't get more love. … [Read more...] about Slither Review

We watched Cube from 1997 and it held my attention from start to finish with an interesting premise and very little in terms of budget. … [Read more...] about Cube (1997) Review

A soft-reboot of Candyman (1992), this new Jordan Peele written/produced feature re-invents the legend of Candyman into a fresh, new, and boring villain. … [Read more...] about Candyman (2021) Review

We went and saw The Night House and I was blown away by the depth of storyline, the way the movie played with tension, and the insane twist. … [Read more...] about The Night House Review

If you have been wondering to yourself what the turkey baster rapist from Don't Breathe is up to nowadays, I have good news for you. The sequel to Don't Breathe, Don't Breathe 2 has come out and boy is it a doozy. … [Read more...] about Don’t Breathe 2 Review

This week we went and saw Old by M. Night Shyamalan and I was reminded of super-obvious dialog from 50’s monster movies in the most charming way possible. … [Read more...] about Old (Movie) Review

Sam Raimi's cabin in the woods film par excellence The Evil Dead stands as the paragon of independent, cult, and horror films since it's release in 1981. It's influence is felt in the films of the Coen brothers, Peter Jackson, and Edgar Wright. It's dynamic direction and camera work declared a new and bold style for the 80s and 90s, but it's real influence for independent filmmakers is in it's success story as a bootstrapped production. … [Read more...] about The Evil Dead (1981) Review

Sputnik is a Russian movie released in July of 2020. It follows the lone survivor of a spaceship incident and is set in the 1980’s to give it that cold war feel. … [Read more...] about Sputnik Review