Ginger Snaps in a werewolf tale bathed in teen sexuality and feminine qualities. It was something not expected, and in my opinion one of the better werewolf films out there. Two sisters Brigette and Ginger are obsessed with death, and during one of their nightly excursions, Ginger is attacked by a large beast as a […]
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For the month of September, I will be doing a werewolf theme, and what better way to get started than with the cream of the crop, An American Werewolf in London. The film is about two American friends Jack and David who are hiking in England. They are warned numerous times to avoid the moors,
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The new Candyman is very much a reboot/sequel of the original movie. To those who are skeptical about it, I am here to say you need to give it a chance before making your judgment. Especially if you are fans of the original. The plot follows an artist named Anthony and his partner who move
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Jakob’s Wife is a story of a woman stuck in a failing marriage framed around vampires. When Anne has a chance encounter with a master vampire, she discovers afterwards that she has been bitten. Discovering her newfound sense of purpose as well as an insatiable hunger for blood, her husband Jakob must fight to get
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Can someone who is a monster actually be worthy of redemption? That is a question that Don’t Breathe 2 answers as it takes the villian from the first movie and makes him into an anti-hero. Following the events from the first film, we see the blind veteran who now has a daughter he adopted and
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With its gratuitous violence and dark themes, The Suicide Squad more than qualifies for a spot on The Gruesome Gazette. For those unfamiliar, Suicide Squad aka Task Force X is from DC Comics and involves supervillians forced to serve in impossible missions. If they complete the mission, they are awarded time off of their sentence.
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9 times out of ten, I tend to find it better to go into a film blind. I don’t even watch the trailer, I will just dive right in, and let the movie speak for itself. When it comes to the Originals, whether it be on Shudder or Netflix, this turns into a rather positive
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The Empty Man is one of those movies you aren’t going to figure out the first time you watch it, and will take multiple viewings to decipher what it is exactly about. Sadly, this is a film that got lost in the shuffle with the direct to video releases in 2020, so many are just
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When I was a teenager, my first introduction to horror was R.L. Stine and his Fear Street novels. You had slashers, supernatural, etc, and I gobbled those books up like candy. When they announced a series of movies based on Fear Street. naturally I was intrigued. We got three separate movies all based in the
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