Director Oz Perkins has given us some rather chilling, artistic pictures over the past decade. From ‘I Am The Pretty Thing That Lives In The House,’ to ‘The Blackcoat’s Daughter’ & ‘Gretel & Hansel’, he has a recognizable flavor of genre that puts the atmosphere and cinematography first. His newest piece, ‘Longlegs’ has taken over […]
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I’m sure at some point you may have heard of a director named Uwe Boll. For those not familiar, he got a reputation for producing terrible movie adaptations of video games. But then came Seed(2007) which was terrible for whole other reasons. This movie felt like Boll was saying well if you thought my movies
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If there’s one thing that we’ve learned about South Korean cinema in just the last few years alone, it’s that they are in a world of their own. They have ways to combine tragedy and violence into an amalgamation that almost defies genre. Humor is sprinkled into everything like salt, the horror cuts deep and
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‘August Underground’ is an extreme found-footage film that has quite the reputation around it. Anytime you search for a “most intense” or “most disturbing” movie list, it usually ranks rather highly. It’s been a film that’s eluded me for a long time – mostly because I don’t have any friends who were willing to watch
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We seen this scenario in horror movies before. An outcast getting relentlessly bullied and tormented. Showing the true horrifying fact that people can be cruel. They enjoy being cruel just because that is their nature. This is exact scenario in the Spanish horror Piggy. The plot is about a teenaged girl named Sara who is
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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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I think we can all agree that killer shark movies have been done to death, and they took the corpse to continue to beat it. We seen sharks in tornados, ghost sharks, zombie sharks, and it wouldn’t surprise me if there wasn’t sharks in space. So when I heard news of Sharks of the Corn
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The 90s is when films were experimenting with CGI, and sometimes the results were questionable. Ghost in the Machine is a prime example of that. It’s a pretty decent sci-fi horror flick, but the terrible CGI was definitely a factor that prevented it from being highly successful. The movie is about a serial killer known
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