The Uninvited
Most people don't really know that THE UNINVITED is a remake of a well known Korean horror film called A TALE OF TWO SISTERS. Most hardcore horror fans know this, but the average person who saw this film in theaters probably had no clue. Cinematically A TALE OF TWO...
The Uninvited
So, a few weeks ago, I was getting confused. Right around the same time, two horror films were making the rounds—THE UNBORN and THE UNINVITED. I’ve seen them both now, and I can definitely tell them apart; neither film is spectacular, or really even very memorable,...
Unholy
So what if an urban legend told to keep kids out of the woods at night was actually true and people within the town all knew about it. Covering up what is one big giant conspiracy to hide a secret government experiment that was taken from the Nazi regime as a...
Unearthed
Matthew Leutwyler, the writer and director of the splendid indie DEAD AND BREAKFAST follows it with an old-school monster-on-the-loose-in-a-desert-town 50’s-influenced creature feature, released as part of After Dark’s 2007 8 Films to Die For Horror fest. Its first...
Underworld: Rise of the Lycans
The UNDERWORLD movies have been those vampire films in the past few years that have sought of been under the radar, but yet made enough money to be a success to garnish it's self into a trilogy. Just the other day I was discussing with a colleague of mine how the...
Underworld: Rise of the Lycans
Here’s a prequel that brings the trilogy full circle by depicting events leading up to UNDERWORLD and UNDERWORLD : EVOLUTION, closing with a clip of otherwise absent female lead Kate Beckinsale in iconic black PVC pose atop a rooftop. Those who were paying close...
The Child’s Eye
Usually when you hear of the Pang Brother you automatically think great Asian Horror Directors. I think of my favorite Asian horror film, and one of the best films I have ever seen, The Eye. The brothers are known for their excellence in horror. However, as of late...
Underworld/Underworld: Evolution Double Feature DVD
With the third film RISE OF THE LYCANS about to hit theaters its a no brainer that Sony would put out a special Double Feature DVD that includes the first two films in the UNDERWORLD series, UNDERWORLD and UNDERWORLD EVOLUTION. The first two films had some pretty...
Underworld: Evolution
I typically get bored with action vampire films after the first time I watch them. Mainly because after the first viewing I find the second go around to be quite boring. I typically feel this way with the Blade films, Van Helsing, and the first Underworld. However...
Underworld
"Underworld" was a film that pits Vampires against Werewolf's (Know as Lycans in the film). The visual effects were really cool, and the art direction was brilliant. Costume Designs were also really cool. As far as acting goes it was not really that bad, Most of the...
Under Surveillance
I think it's safe to say that Independent films are really outdoing Hollywood films this year. And on top of that, being a native Long Islander myself I can honestly say that we have some dam good filmmakers making films here. Long Island's own Dave Campfield whom...
Underground Vampires
Well as many of you know I hate getting home video footage, and that's pretty much the way this film starts out. At first I thought their might of been a mix-up between the DVD's and that the producer of this film might of sent me his own home video's by mistake. Well...
Undead
"Undead" is a zombie film from Down Under from The Spierig Brothers. It's great fun and the closest thing to a summer popcorn movie you're likely to get from a zombie film. In the film a shower of meteors bombard a small town and an alien infection turns the citizens...
The Children
Tom Shankland, who made an intelligent if flawed torture-movie in last year’s WAZ, does a terrific job with this startlingly effective Christmas-set horror - a microcosm of apocalypse revolving around an unforeseen, mysterious threat and a small scale siege scenario a...
Uncle Sam
Larry Cohen has made his name as writer and director of some of the sharpest horror satire in modern times. Beginning with It’s Alive and continuing with The Stuff, Body Snatchers (with Stuart Gordon), and Manic Cop (with director William Lustig), Cohen penned a few...
