You have to admit they tried their best to milk the cow that was The Amityville Horror. But it was hard to follow up on the first film that was frightening because of how realistic it was. Amityville II: The Possession takes away all the realism and turns it into a supernatural horror. The results
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Director Edgar Wright has brought us many fantastic films throughout his career, from ‘Shaun of the Dead’ to ‘Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World’ to ‘Baby Driver’. And he has returned with his newest offering, a psychological horror film titled ‘Last Night in Soho’. Eloise (Thomasin McKenzie) is an aspiring fashion designer whose just begun her
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When the news broke about the return of Chucky in a new TV series, fans were ecstatic, especially when they learned it would be a followup to the storyline from Cult of Chucky. It is easy to see why it was a hit for fans old and new once you watch it. The series is
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Mike Cleopatra’s Top 10 for 2021 10. V/H/S/94 – The fourth volume of the VHS series, this one was not expected to be as good as it was, and the first two segments are arguably the scariest no-budget visions I’ve seen all year. 9. Army of the Dead – A movie that received a huge
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What a year for horror, as there was a few surprise hits. Here are my list of what I believe are the top ten horror movies of 2021. 10. Halloween Kills Definitely delivered on the kills, but otherwise just your ordinary Halloween movie. Laurie Strode gets sidelined, and Tommy Doyle takes her place, whose fear
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The best way to describe The Witches of Eastwick is as a fun classic that you can always come back to. The movie is about three recently single women who are not aware of their powers, and one day, a mysterious man enters their lives. He courts all three of them, and in doing so,
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The evolution of technology is met on a constant basis with a series of questions and, often times, resistance. Sometimes, in order to truly make some great leaps, we must isolate and explore in an uninterrupted environment. ‘Jurassic Park’ and ‘Resident Evil’ are great examples of this. So in 2014, director/writer Alex Garland took a
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This is less of a review, more as a warning to avoid Deathcember at all costs. I suffered through it, and after two hours, I needed a palate cleanse. Yes, it was that bad. So the concept is based on the Advent Calendar, but instead of getting candy for 24 days, you get 24 different
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Twisted Throwback Thursday(Christmas Edition) We just looked at Silent Night, Deadly Night 5, so let’s go back to the one that started the whole franchise, Silent Night, Deadly Night. The movie is about a boy named Billy who witnesses his parents being murdered by a man dressed as Santa Claus. Now as a young adult,
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