You Use Murder as a Business
Badland Review
In a time where people are confined to their homes more than ever, you’d think I’d be banging out film reviews left and right. Instead, I’ve actually taken the extra free time that has come my way to enjoy some of my other hobbies. Still, I had to return to the fold eventually. Some may be disappointed to see that the return is marked by a non-horror film, but I was in the mood for something quite a bit different [...]
A UFO From the 1960s
Come to Daddy Review
While my interest for films generally centers around their plot, there are times when the movie could literally be about anything as long as a certain director or actor is tied to it somehow. One of the names on that short list is Elijah Wood. The latest one that features his work and that I couldn’t go without seeing is Ant Timpson’s Come to Daddy.
The Plot
Norval (Wood) hasn’t seen his father since he was a small child [...]
That is Not My Dog
Little Joe Review
We are living in a strange time. Like something out of a horror film, most of the world has been ordered to stay indoors and have as little contact with other humans as possible. While for most this means that they can no longer work, I have been fortunate enough to continue work as usual. Because of this, my time to watch and review films has not changed any. Still, I do want to find some time for myself to [...]
Do You Like American Poontang?
VFW Review
Casual fans and people who only dabble in horror will always be so quick to tell you that the genre consists solely of remakes and reboots, that there are no original ideas left. Well, I’ll tell you something. Those people clearly don’t watch the same films that I do. More specifically, they’ve never had the pleasure of watching a Joe Begos film. Read on as I share my thoughts on his latest, VFW.
The Plot
After stealing a local [...]
Probably Your Ass TV!
Ghost Killers vs. Bloody Mary Review
At this point, it is safe to say that there are more horror films out there that I’ve never heard of than ones that I have. While never even hearing of a film is generally a bad thing, there are some rare instances in which I am pleasantly surprised. Luckily, that is the exact case here with Fabricio Bittar’s Ghost Killers vs. Bloody Mary.
The Plot
A group of YouTube influencers who specialize in the supernatural are in desperate [...]
There’s a Bloke With His Throat Ripped Open
The Devil's Familiar Review
The majority of the films that I cover in my reviews are ones that I specifically ask to receive copies of. There are the rare occasions when I write about films that are simply collecting dust on my shelves and then there are the even more rare instances when I am approached to share my thoughts on a particular film. This is exactly what happened this time with Kieran Edwards’ The Devil’s Familiar.
The Plot
Two film students are [...]
