Tag Archives: Werewolves
She Had Too Much Soda!
Werewolves Within Review
It’s been quite some time since my last written review, so I promise to do my best to even remember how to do this. I generally make it a point to watch as many Christmas-themed horror films as possible during the month of December every year. Thus, making it pretty odd that my return to written form would not fit that criteria even in the slightest. It does offer me some solace, however, that one of my favorite holiday-related horrors from last year was another of the wolfy persuasion (The Wolf of Snow Hollow). Here’s to hoping that that is … Read More
I Got a Fo’ Five and a Crucifix!
The Monster Project Review
While it seems that the found footage sub-genre is almost non-existent at this point, there are still a few filmmakers who dare to try their hand at it. Some manage to do so quite effectively, I might add. The latest evidence of this is Victor Mathieu’s The Monster Project. The Plot A couple of buddies who want to increase their [YouTube] viewer count decide to make a documentary about real life monsters. They have all the right ingredients for a killer project — a creepy old house, a lunar eclipse, and three individuals who claim to be real vampires, demons, … Read More
A Little Zip in Your Hip
Bonehill Road Review
One of my most recent reviews was of a movie directed by independent filmmaker, Todd Sheets. While it wasn’t my favorite low-budget flick of recent times, it had a lot of potential. For that reason, I was excited to check out another of his features, which also happens to have received a recent home video release. Read on to see how Bonehill Road measures up. The Plot On the run from her abusive husband, Emily and her daughter, Eden, run into even bigger problems when a pack of werewolves suddenly attacks their vehicle. As if that wasn’t enough, the house … Read More
You Didn’t Even Hear Me F*cking Crown
Another WolfCop Review
Any fan of werewolf flicks knows that there has been a shortage of good films in the horror sub-genre as of late. We’ve had some great entries over the last few years with the likes of Late Phases and Howl, but that’s all I can really think of that are worth mentioning. Oh, other than that one great horror comedy from a few years back called WolfCop. Four years later, writer and director Lowell Dean has finally delivered on his promise of the return of furry crime fighter Lou Garou with his sequel Another WolfCop. Billionaire entrepreneur Sydney Swallows (Yannick … Read More
That’s My Kinda Nasty
Lycan Review
With Halloween right around the corner, I am trying my damnedest to get back into the role of ‘horror film critic.’ While last week I reviewed a recent Hollywood production (see The Mummy), I decided to visit the other side of the spectrum with a low-budget indie flick this week. Was Bev Land’s Lycan worth both my time and yours? Read on to find out… A group of students are given an assignment to work together and rediscover a moment in history. After the wise-cracking Kenny (Parker Croft, TV’s “Once Upon a Time”) suggests the group head into the woods … Read More
Doesn’t Look Good for You
Sheep Skin Review
Boy, do I love surprises! I’ve seen a couple of flicks released by Unearthed Films, which gave me the idea that I knew what I was getting into if I ever watched another one distributed by them. I absolutely hated Thanatomorphose and while I thought Collar was an okay film, it wasn’t the best indie horror I’ve ever seen. After shutting off another film put out by Unearthed recently, I pretty much decided that I was done with them all together. That is until I received a copy of Kurtis Spieler’s film, Sheep Skin. With an interesting plot spelled out … Read More
