“These violent delights have violent ends” This is a saying that really comes to mind after viewing Possession(1981), and really no easy way of saying how visually disturbing this one is. The plot is about the deteriorating relationship of a married couple Mark and Anna. Anna asks for a divorce and Mark suspects infidelity is
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Have you ever shared an unbelievable, indescribable experience with someone? What if you wanted to capture that experience to show the world? And what if you did, but the importance just struggled to translate to art? Benson & Moorhead are a directing duo who have released previous indie darlings like ‘Synchronic’, ‘The Endless’, and ‘Spring’.
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Kicking off the first review of 2023 with a juicy one. Scare Package was a sleeper hit full of horror movie spoofs and lots of gore. The sequel Scare Package II: Rad Chad’s Revenge continues that trend and packs in the horror movie spoofs to the brim. This movie highly spoofs Saw this time around
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10. Hellbender – a very inventive, effective low budget feature by The Adams Family about witchcraft and isolation. It doesn’t break the mold by any means, but I have to admire the creativity that this family can generate by working together on every aspect of the filmmaking process. 9. Something in the Dirt – a
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2022 was definitely a good year for horror, it was hard to compile a list, but here is my top 10 horror movies of this year. 10. Orphan First Kill – A pretty decent prequel though it doesn’t match the intensity of the first film. The twist in this one gave an interesting wrinkle however.
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When out traveling, you should be extra careful not to set off the wrong person. That is the lesson two brothers learn in Joy Ride. The plot sees the two brothers who go on a road trip to meet a girl and decide to play a prank on a truck driver that goes by the
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“Fall” was a surprisingly big hit that came out near the end of the summer. A year after experiencing a traumatic, life-shattering event with her best friend Shiloh, Becky is re-approached by her friend after not really seeing each other since the incident, and she tries to get her to leave her reclusive home and
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Wrapping up the horrorday celebration with this doozy of a film. The consequences of inviting people to a family dinner can be dire, especially if those people are possessed by otherworldly forces. That is what we see in Hosts. The plot sees a family having dinner on Christmas Eve, and decide to invite their neighbors
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Holiday horrors can be a mixed bag, which is definitely the case with Don’t Open Until Christmas. It’s not good, and it’s not entirely awful, it’s just okay. This is a British slasher from 1984 about a serial killer who targets anyone dressed as Santa Claus and murders them in various ways. The kills are
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