When the Lights Go Down, the Inmates Will Rise.
Asylum Blackout Guest Review
Since Halloween is a year round event in my brain, I am always thinking of horror movies that I don’t see a lot of people talking about. That is what I love about Repulsive Reviews, you got movies of all sizes reviewed here. I love digging into Tubi, Roku, or Shudder to see if I missed an unknown gem of a horror movie. Today I will be reviewing a little movie from 2011 called Asylum Blackout (also known as The [...]
It Feeds on the Darkness Within
The Assent Guest Review
As the summer continues to swelter on, my search for new or new to me horror movies continues as well. I try to stay current on new movies being released or in production, but every once in awhile, one or two will slip past my viewing radar. With the many streaming sources available today, it makes movie hunting a lot easier. I was clicking through Tubi the other night and happened across this possible gem. I read the synopsis and [...]
Fatal Attraction Meets the Blob
The Special Guest Review
I started digging into my massive physical media pile and wanted to start hitting some lesser known movies that really need to be seen (in my opinion). The Special was directed by B. Harrison Smith, the man that created one of the worst horror movies in recent history, Death House, but you should not hold this against him. The Special is head and shoulders above Death House.
The story is simple but severely messed up. The Special introduces [...]
Have Faith in Fear
Amulet Guest Review
It’s 2024 already and there are so many movies that missed their chance for an audience because of the pandemic of 2020. I plan to deep dive into some movies that didn’t get the chance at the bigger audiences they deserved. As a horror fan, I get asked a lot “what are some of your favorite underrated horror movies?” Amulet is one such movie.
Romola Garai is the first time director and writer that created this twisted gothic nightmare. You [...]
Go Balls Out
Rad Guest Review
Let’s start this review off with talking a little about the release itself.
First thing to note is this is the first time Rad has been releases since VHS and a limited run on Laserdisc. Vinegar Syndrome finally brings this film to not only Blu-ray, but 4K release as well. It is packed with tons of bonus features including a 25 year event that was held for fans of the film, archive interviews with the cast and crew, tons of [...]