Experiments gone terribly wrong. Man playing God. That’s the gist of what is being explored in the sci fi horror Isolation(2005) and I can say it is not going to sit well with viewers. The plot sees a farmer who agrees to allow his cattle be a part of genetic experimentation only to see the […]
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If you like campy 80s slasher, then The Mutilator should definitely be up your alley. Full of cheese, blood, and some gruesome kills, this is definitely a fun time. The plot sees a father who suffers a psychotic break when his wife is accidentally killed by his son who was just a little boy at
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Demons were very popular in the 90s. Demon Wind came along to add to the popularity. The plot sees Cory and his friends go to an old farmhouse to investigate the mysterious disappearance of his grandparents. They end up trapped fighting demonic forces who are seeking to claim all their souls. There is definitely an
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Knowing how insane the first film was, I tried being mentally prepared for the sequel Terrifier 2. I can fairly say I was still not prepared for what I was about to witness. This takes everything about the first one and just ups the ante.. The plot sees Art the Clown return, this time setting
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Stephen King has been a household name for decades. Breaking into the horror genre with many published short stories in different magazine companies before finally breaking through as a recognized author with his debut novel ‘Carrie,’ he is a man whose reputation precedes him. From the late 70s into the 80s, there were many presentations
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When it comes to adapting Clive Barker’s works to film, there are those directors who get it right or those who completely miss the mark. The Midnight Meat Train falls in the middle of both. It expands on the original story and presents in the way you expect but then it kind of just falls
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During the 80s over in Italy, taboo-breaking horror films were emerging at unprecedented rates. Among the name of filmmakers who were pushing boundaries and putting out some of the most fun content were Dario Argento, Mario Bava, Lucio Fulci, and Umberto Lenzi (just to name a few). To American Audiences, these names were growing in
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Surely by this point you’re all familiar with the story of ‘The Grudge’. In a house whose history is overwhelmed with violence, hatred, and negativity, the residue from those events continues to linger and interact with anyone who enters the household. It’s a story that was told in the late 90s in Japan, spawned a
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Director J.P. Simon has a reputation for his distinctive, disgusting taste. A majority of his directing canon proves to often be an exercise in visceral gore, female nudity, dark humor, and absolutely absurd visual elements. In 1988, he took a more subtle approach to the animal attack genre with “Slugs”. When a bunch of murderous
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