Right to Die
The Masters of Horror Series has been pretty good so far, and while I've had the pleasure of reviewing most of the Second season DVD's so far, I knew I was bound to find one that didn't go over so well with me. That's the case with Right to Die. It was just one of...
Right At Your Door
Released by Lion’s Gate in the UK just a couple of days ahead of the 5th anniversary of the events of September 11th, 2001, RIGHT AT YOUR DOOR is a small scale but frighteningly credible movie about a world forever shaken and changed by what happened on 9/11 and -...
The Rig
I am not sure if this film was made over the summer or not, but I find coincidental that a horror film that takes place on a oil rig just happens to be seeing the light of day or was made in the light of the recent Gulf of Mexico oil disaster. I’m sure The Rig won’t...
Rifftrax: Night of the Living Dead (1968)
This is probably going to be a short review, because I really don't have a lot to say. What Rifftrax are is basically a series of commentaries from the boys behind Mystery Science Theater 3000, Mike Nelson, Kevin Murphy and writer Bill Corbett. They have a website...
Riding The Bullet
Stephen King is the one who actually should be the man to blame for making me become such a big horror fan. I've always enjoyed his books since I was young. I can remember as a kid watching "Cojo" and being scared of St. Bernard dogs. Now that almost everyone of his...
Revenge of the Creature
Revenge of the Creature is director Jack Arnold’s tepid continuation, like a second-guessed cutting-room alternate ending, of his own legendary monster feature, Creature from the Black Lagoon. The director comes full circle with his homage to King Kong as he takes one...
Revelation 22:22
This film is a real genuine tribute to all zombie films, mainly Romero's Trilogy, with the same kind of zombies. It's a decent script with a great story that covers all the elements that every zombie movie should follow. We have our bad guys (A group of bank robbers)...
Revelation
The film starts off kind of slow and is hard to understand at times, you really need to know a lot about history and religion to really understand some of the story. However for horror and fantasy fans we get a real treat among all the religious stuff. Some really...
Return to House on Haunted Hill
When I first heard about a sequel to the remake of House on Haunted Hill I was a bit skeptical about how a sequel would be presented. I didn't really care much for the remake to say the least, but admired the concept it had as it related to the original film. Well...
Return of the Living Dead 5: Rave from the Grave
Boobs, bombs, and brains . . . must be another Return of the Living Dead sequel . . . . After the death of his uncle, Charles (Peter Coyote), Julian (John Keefe) discovers an unmarked canister in his attic. In hopes of learning its contents, Julian has science dweeb...
Return of the Living Dead 4: Necropolis
Ellory Elkayem (Eight Legged Freaks) gives us the fourth installment in the Return of the Living Dead (ROLD) series, subtitled “Necropolis.” However, the work issues the same respect to the viewer’s intellect that would be typically reserved for the undead themselves....
Return of the Living Dead 4: Necropolis
I don’t know about you but the rumours of the RETURN series still going is true. A number 5 is also finished up by the same team. You’ve been dying to know, well here ya go. It first takes place in Russia, where the ole’ Chernobyl disaster took place. A pretty...
Return of the Living Dead III
The tagline for Edgar Wright’s Shaun of the Dead is “A romantic comedy. With zombies.” The same can be applied to Brian Yuzna’s (Society , Beyond Re-Animator, Progeny, The Dentist) Return of the Living Dead III (ROLD III), sans the comedy. Yet, however original and...
Return of the Living Dead II
Writer and director Ken Wiederhorn (Shock Waves) pitched Return of the Living Dead II (ROLD) in hopes the movie would serve as his segue out of the horror genre. Though perhaps the converse of his intended means, Wiederhorn fully deserves what he desired: Complete...
Return of the Living Dead
John Russo, the man behind the pen of Night of the Living Dead, created the story of Return of the Living Dead (ROLD) in 1978. Unable to find backers for the production, the material was handed down to Dan O’Brannon, the mastermind behind the scripts for Alien, Dead &...
