I Bury The Living
This half revenge, half murder mystery is highly regarded within the horror biz. It plays like Phantom of the Opera eloped with Seven after having plunged headlong into a train as its conductor, his a head full of acid, continued to scream listlessly long after the...
I Am The Ripper
Well, any film would be hard-put to live up to raves likening it to “The Matrix on crack!” and the work of “a Gallic John Woo on speed!”… It’s party night, and a dozen-or-so French twentysomethings are gathered at a friend’s apartment. There are considerably more guys...
I Am Legend
Tagline: After a virus wipes out mankind, Robert Neville is the last man alive. But he is not alone. Disclaimer: Richard Matheson purists be warned…you won’t be happy with this film. But for everyone else, strap in, lean back and hold on tight because I AM LEGEND is...
Ju-on: The Grudge (DVD)
Ok so I saw the American remake before the original, Now I'm no longer guilty of not seeing it. Unlike The Ring, which I liked the American version better than the original, it's quite the opposite here. Ju-on is so much better than it's American remake on so many...
Joy Ride 2: Dead Ahead
The first JOY RIDE film that hit theaters back in 2001, didn't even break even at he box office, so you figure why make a sequel to a film that didn't fare well on the big screen. Well the thing is JOY RIDE did do good business in DVD rental and sales. So thus, we get...
Joshua
In a well-to-do area of Manhattan, nine year old Joshua (Jacob Kogan) is intelligent enough to be moved up two grades at school. He speaks and acts with a maturity far beyond his years. His prodigious piano playing favors the work of Bartok, to the extent that he...
“John Carpenter: The Prince of Darkness”
Recently Silman-James Press sent me a copy of horror director John Carpenter. Director of such great classic horror films a Halloween, The Thing, They Live, Assault of Precinct 13, Escape from New York and L.A., and In the Mouth of Madness. The book is basically one...
Jesse James Meets Frankenstein Daughter.
William Beaudine’s Jesse James Meets Frankenstein's Daughter is the greatest Horror Western ever made in eight days for the sole reason that it is the only Horror Western made in eight days. Of course, its listing as one of the most atrocious stories ever set to...
Masters of Science Fiction: Jerry Was A Man
Cloning is an issue that has recently been part of many stories in today's society. Once thought of as nothing more than science fiction a few decades ago, it is now science fact. Dolly the sheep was the first followed by a slew of other animals. Human organs have...
Jennifer’s Body
Though a surprising box office disappointment presumably due to a schizophrenic marketing campaign (a common trend amongst comic horror flicks), screenwriter Diablo Cody’s follow-up to her Oscar winning JUNO turns out to be an unpretentious, stylish retro-teen horror...
Jennifer’s Body
Horror films such as Jennifer’s Body are films within the genre that are a rarity. Normally, a film such as this would be pawned off as another boring, horror flick that was made to entertain the mindless teenagers that fill movie theaters throughout the world every...
Jeepers Creepers 2 (DVD)
DVD Features: Deleted Scenes and Moments Audio Commentary by Director Victor Salva and Cast Creeper Commentary by Jonathan Breck (The Creeper), Brad Parker (Production Illustrator) and Brian Penikas (Special Effects Makeup) “A Day in Hell” Behind-the-Scenes...
The Janitor
Directed by Andy Signore & T.J. Nordaker Ever wonder what it’s like having a job so shitty that even elementary school kids make fun of you? Looked down on as the lowest of the low no matter how well you do your job? Because after all, you’re just…The Janitor....
Friday the 13th Part 9: Jason Goes To Hell
With Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday, one thing becomes obvious: the production company’s agenda. After the Friday the 13th Box Office peaked with Steve Minor’s Friday the 13th Part 3, our machete-carrying zombie’s returns steadily declined with each new chapter....
JarRing
I love the work of Edgar Allen Poe, as so do the majority of horror fans. Serial killers and their crimes are part of history and many of their gruesome crimes sometimes can be grounds for a good film if the story is told right. But let’s face the facts here: there...

