I Think They Need Help
Synchronic Review
As an avid film fan, I am in no way discriminatory when it comes to choosing which movie to watch. That is to say that I will watch any movie by any filmmaker. Still, like everyone else, there are some directors that I get more excited about than others. I am only human, after all. From that handful of directors, two that are very high on the list are Aaron Moorhead and Justin Benson. Needless to say, I was very [...]
Just Ain’t Natural
Giant From the Unknown Review
In the introduction to my last review, I made mention of the fact that there are plenty of films from 2020 that I still needed to catch up on. I’ve since been able to give one or two a watch, but decided to travel back in time a bit further with today’s write-up. Back to the 50s to be exact. Read on to hear my thoughts on Richard E. Cunha’s 1958 sci-fi horror, Giant From the Unknown.
The Plot
[...]I Was Gonna do This to You
Girl Review
It’s a new year and for genre fans and movie lovers alike that means another 12 months of brand new cinema to enjoy. Before I can dive into any new films, however, there are tons that I need to catch up on. The first I was able to cross off of that list is Chad Faust’s Girl.
The Plot
Upon returning to her small hometown hellbent on revenge, a young woman discovers that someone beat her to it. Now, [...]
Only the Menstruating Ones?
Possessor (Uncut) Review
We are now officially three days into December and while I generally like to fill this month with more holiday horror films than any of Santa’s helpers could ever truly handle, I couldn’t help but start off with one not-so-Christmas one. The film I will be discussing today is Brandon Cronenberg’s Possessor.
The Plot
Tasya Vos is a hired gun who uses brain-implant technology to assassinate high-profile targets. As the repetitive and violent nature of the job continues to [...]
Dang, He Passed Out
Peninsula Review
It is rare for me to watch a film and love it so much that I immediately hope for a sequel to be made. Not just any sequel will do, of course. It has to be one that continues on with the spirit of the first, expanding on whatever universe or lore or other strong elements its predecessor has delivered. Read on to find out if that is the case with Yeon Sang-ho’s Train to Busan sequel, Peninsula.
The
[...]Could I Add You to Our Mailing List?
House of Flesh Mannequins Review
For fans of the horror genre, there are plenty of films that have reputations which precede them. Some are for good reasons, others for some not-so-good ones. As I assume most horror fans do, after years of watching the more well known films the genre has to offer, I began diving deeper. Once you open those floodgates, there is no going back. One film that I would hear or read about over and over again was House of Flesh Mannequins [...]
