Based on the initial trailer and images, I was having high hopes for Tarot. However after seeing it, I was very disappointed. It had good ideas, but it was too clichéd. It felt tailored to young adults more so than a broad audience. The plot sees a group of young adults who are partying and […]
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Troma films are their own special breed. At times they put the awful in awfully entertaining. The actors act their butt off putting so much enthusiasm in their delivery. That is the case in Rabid Grannies or more accurately Rabid Aunties. It’s quite the ride but can’t say I didn’t enjoy it. The movie begins
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Give me supernatural creatures with lore behind them. That is definitely something Baghead delivers on in a very haunting atmosphere. The plot is about a daughter who inheritates a bar from her recently deceased father and the curse it carries with it. There is a strange tenant who offers itself as a conduit to speak
In 1982, Taiwanese director William Chang Kee released an animal attack film that was intended to be exploitive, shocking, and violent. What he accomplished was something that still rings true to this day on a multitude of levels. In “Calamity of Snakes”, a wealthy businessman has hired a highly-regarded young architect to complete a high-rise
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Never thought there would be a horror movie that would take an innocent act of smiling and make it the most creepiest thing ever, but here we are. There is a lot to unpack within Smile, so let’s dive in. The plot is about Dr Rose Cotter who witnesses one of her patients commit suicide
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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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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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