Plasterhead was one independent film that I was really looking forward to seeing ever since I saw the trailer for the film on it's official My Space page. The press material and the trailer blew me away. I even remember dropping the whoever runs the my space page an...

Mario Bava’s Planet of the Vampires, which possesses so many alternative titles it would take up most of this review, creates a sci-fi horror tale which acts like malevolent Forbidden Planet on a head full of acid. The film is marketed by MGM as a “Midnite Movie” with...

Tim Burton’s 2001 remake of Franklin Schaffner’s Planet of the Apes, the groundbreaking, socially disconcerting adaptation of Pierre Boulle’s 1963 novel, La Planète des singes, pales in comparison to its predecessor in every respect with the exception of the...

Franklin J. Schaffner, two years prior to producing his masterpiece, Patton, made Planet of the Apes. Based upon French novelist Pierre Boulle’s 1963 novel, La Planète des singes, Schaffner’s film was adapted by perhaps the only individual able to do justice to such...

Alright, I really don't know what the fuck this film is trying to prove, or if it's trying to make any kind of entertaining statement at all, but my god does this film have the worst acting in a motion picture ever. Let's put it this way folks; if I took a blender and...

Although the likeable SNAKES ON A PLANE wasn’t the box office smash New Line anticipated, the flurry of pre-release publicity helped encourage similarly themed old-school B horror movies to the screen. New Line have also picked up the soon-to-be-retitled PLANE DEAD...

Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End is the third installment to the Disney franchise based on the popular theme park ride. The film went on to break the global box office record in which the film earned four hundred and one million dollars in the first six days...

When I first got wind of a remake of Piranha, it did not thrill me. I saw the original version as a child and all I can remember was being scared to go fishing at the local lake for a few weeks, especially after one was caught by a local fisherman a few towns over...

Kevin Tenney’s claim to fame is his possession jubilee called Night of the Demons, released the same year--as synchronicity would have it--that Tom Holland unleashed Child’s Play. However, though many have stated that Tenney’s effort eight years hence, Pinocchio’s...

Hunky man’s man and Iraq war veteran Aaron Wade leads a troupe of guys on a hunting weekend in the hills of Hicksville, USA, where they stay at his late uncle’s rural retreat. Turns out that Unc may well have fallen victim to an infamous, 3000 lb local monster pig...

"Phone" is a very well produced film straight out of Korea, The film has style and class to it and is very well produced. However it's not all that original when it comes to the plot. Although the story is different, it's something we all have seen before, In a...

Movies are getting pumped out of this studio like it’s going out of style. Many many young up and coming film makers plus a few old timers also. It is definitely a preferred taste, these home video/digital style (or that’s all they could afford) independent movie...

PHENOMENA is a film that slipped by me as a kid. My friends and I used to rent every horror film we were able to get our hands on, but my youth as a horror fan, never found it's way to checking out what many think is one of Argento's best films. I was never able to...

Before I get deep into this review, I want to give a little praise to Image Entertainment for getting the rights to release some of the classic horror films on Blu-ray and doing so with the utmost respect to the films. The release of the original Phantom of the Opera...