Fangoria Blood Drive (DVD)
Fangoria Americas' number one horror magazine, had a contest last year where anyone can send in their short horror film and the winners would get their film distributed by Fangoria's video label. Now there were seven short film on the disc, but rather than go into...
The Fanglys
Here is a film that seem like it was made for the pure fun of making a movie and was not intended to make anyone like it but rather entertain them in some way. It's not a bad idea for a film, it got that low budget look and feel, and the production value is not that...
Family
John Landis is at it again, making a horror film with such a wacky story, that you just can't help but get a kick out of his dark sense of humor. Family is his second contribution to The Masters of Horror Series; and just like Deer Women the movie has a dark yet...
Fallen Angels
Director Jeff Thomas, has always been a good friend to us here at The Horror Review; in fact he credits us with helping to kick start his career as we were one of the first sites to review his first award winning horror film 13 Seconds. 13 Seconds was picked up by...
The Faculty
During a time when Scream imitators are appearing as frequently as pod people, Robert Rodriguez, with the aide of Kevin Williamson’s wry postmodern pen, makes the best of contractual obligation by merging Don Siegel’s Invasion of the Body Snatchers with John...
Face
"Face" another film released by Tartan Films Asian Extreme line, is right out of South Korea. The film is about a serial killer who is using acid to burn away the flesh of his victims, leaving bones as the only evidence police have. With no leads or clues the police...
Guardian of the Realm
Alright with lines like: " Hey! Let me see your hand canon" and "Stay Sharp! Like a Razor." How do expect me to take this film as a good serious horror film. Oh and those lines are only the beginning, I mean this film is chop full of one-liners that are more funny...
The Grudge 3
I usually make it a point to see all of the parts of a series of movies before I watch them just so I’m not spending half of the film trying to catch up to what everyone else already knows, but with THE GRUDGE 3, I decided to go in a little bit under-informed. I’ve...
The Grudge
I'm guilty of never seeing the original (Juon: The Grudge), but something tells me it has to be better than the American remake. Not that the American remake was bad, because it wasn't at all, but it was nothing special in my opinion. "The Grudge" is based on the...
Growth
On the remote island of Kuttyhunk, years of parasitic research and genetic engineering have attempted to fix the shortcomings of human DNA and fashion the perfect human. In the late 80’s the experiments led to the demise of a huge percentage of the island’s...
Grotesque
In 1984 the news that a movie like GROTESQUE had been rejected by the BBFC (the UK’s version of the MPAA) would be just another chapter in the endless “video nasty” media circus. These days it’s rare that a horror movie finds itself with an outright ban (or, indeed,...
The Grindhouse Massacre
The Grindhouse Massacre is a film that despite it title is actually a very well made movie. Some people might pawn this film off as another independent horror film that was produced by a bunch of amateur filmmakers. Yes there are plenty of flaws in this movie, and yes...
Grindhouse: Planet Terror
Planet Terror is one of the best horror films I have seen to date. It has all the action, blood, guts and gore to satisfy any fan of the horror genre for months. What Robert Rodriguez has created here is a masterpiece. One of which many horror fans will be talking for...
Grindhouse: Death Proof
Death Proof is Quentin Tarantino contribution to the film that is Grindhouse. It is in fact the second feature of the film, and while it's the weaker of the two movies, it still entertains like no other film, but it is in fact slow at times. As with most of...
Grindhouse
From the offset I knew there was going to be problems with Robert Rodriguez and Quentin Tarantino's double-feature called Grindhouse, namely a conflict of interests between loyal genre aficionados, horror fans, academia, and mainstream audiences. How could there not...

