Eli Roth’s Hostel: Part II . . . to put it simply, it’s largely more, but lesser, of the same. For people who enjoyed the intent of Hostel, such individuals will find the sequel viewable while fanboys will yawn at what can, for the first time in the franchise, be...

Hollywood pretty boy, Eli Roth, after debuting with his campy yet cliché Cabin Fever, set out to create a vision so horrible that it would leave the world’s mouth agape, thus speechless. However, back in the land of reality, the predictable backlash of mainstream...

Joon-ho Bong’s The Host is a testament to the multifaceted potential of the arts. By using a cross between a tadpole with a pituitary problem and John McTiernan’s Predator as his springboard, the director merges scathing satire with wry comedy, all amid a heartwarming...

Question: What do you get if you make a porno with an very thin, arbitrary horror plot and then remove the nudity? Answer: Instant B-movie goodness! So, without further ado, let’s try it. Our cinematic tripe today is the American version of Fritz Böttger’s Ein Toter...

"The Horror Seasons" is another film sent to my by Custom Flix, however like most of there films which seem so amateur and well lets face it seem like home movies, "the Horror Seasons" rises above all those films and has at least decent production value for a low...

Countess Irina: “I have heard of evolution. It’s . . . it’s immoral!” Alexander Saxton: “There is no morality in a fact” Eugenio Martín, working off of Arnaud d’Usseau and Julian Zimet’s screenplay, gives us Horror Express--a Spanish production set in a very H. P....

Any filmmaker who says that making a movie is one of the easiest things they have ever done must have filmed themselves in the shower. Because if you truly are a filmmaker you know that making movies is one of the hardest jobs in the world. I've been there, eighteen...

A disturbing and well executed addition to the seemingly endless cycle of first-person-camera faux-reality horror movies, this one has a domestic setting that helps distinguish it from all the shaki-cam woodland / zombie / monster flicks. Never leaving the confines of...

HOMECOMING is a by-the-numbers psychological thriller that combines elements of "Play Misty For Me," "Misery" and "Fatal Attraction" and updates them for today's current youth market. This creates a surprisingly effective picture that never takes itself seriously and...

I don't know about you, but I'm really get sick of Hollywood bashing the president. Not that I'm defending him or anything, but come on, this shit is getting way out of control. It seems like every film has to have something in it bashing the president in one form or...

Before I get into why I did not care much for this film, I will say this the picture quality and sound are excellent. the production value is not that bad either although some of the effects are low budget and it's obvious at times. Now the acting, oh boy the acting,...

Now this was something that was really iffy to start. I mean, Holla! Whatever, here we go. To my dismay, this flick was very enjoyable in terms of haemorrhage, I mean homage-ing. Giallo’s written all over it. Black glove killers definitely apparent here. We have...

OK folks, so yes, I am well aware that The Hoax is not a horror, sci-fi or fantasy film. In fact it my fault for requesting the movie as I saw the word thriller in the subtext of the mini synopsis I read and though that it would have some thriller likes elements that...