I often say that many horror films are a dime a dozen. I say it with vampire, zombie and werewolf films. I should add remake to that mix. I never have been one of those people who bitch at the sight of every film that is remade. I know business is business, which is...

Stephen King always will be considered the “king” of horror fiction. From the late 70s until today, more than fifty of Kings novels and short stories have been made into a motion picture. Children of the Corn was the second film based on one of King's short stories,...

The only thing I knew about Richard Speak was that he killed a lot of women. That's really all I knew about the man. That is until I saw this film. Now I'm usually one that really gets into any film that's based on a real serial killer. Being someone who's into law...

My god, with this film I don't know where to begin, nor do I know where I stand on my views of it. Chaos has become one of those films that is now surrendering itself in controversy, based not only on it's content, but by the way the film has an effect on people. It's...

First things first, obviously by my rating, the reader is aware of which side of David DeFalco’s Chaos fence I reside. Though I try not to validate a work of art in the wake of criticism--allowing those who condemn to do so upon their own volition as is their right as...

Well before I viewed this film, I read on The Internet Movie Database a review of the film in which the reviewer said that this film was the Korean version of "FearDotCom". Right there and then it had a strike against it with me as I was no fan of "FearDotCom" at all....

Chainsaw Sally is your basic B-movie with a throw back feel and homage to the b-movies days of the 70's. You might even say it's kind of a grind house kind of film with a comedy element. It's not the best independent B-film I've ever saw, but for the kind of film it...

First of all, did you see the poster for THE UNBORN? That shot of Odette Yustman in her tank top and panties with the creepy little kid in the mirror says it all. She’s not there to be a character we root for, or who we really care if she lives or dies—she’s there to...

The Slasher genre was irrefutably changed once Wes Craven’s Scream hit theaters in 1996, despite the fact that a handful of films had already prospected upon the, albeit soft, ground upon which the legend was later constructed. Inevitably, once a pivotal,...

I had no prior knowledge of what the last episode of Masters of Horror to hit DVD would be about. I don't have Showtime, so the only time I ever got to see these films was on DVD thanks to my friends at Anchor Bay Entertainment. When I sat down to watch The "V'" Word,...

Misty is quite an actress, she even tries breaking into films, art films with this. Voodoun Blues is a 5 minute short about a little possessing, voodoo doll style. Some weird imagery and then falling flat. No emotion whatsoever. Another short involved is Sour Milk....

Voice of Reason is one of those films that I would of probably turned down reviewing had it not been for the trailer. However while the film has it high points I found that film has a high amount of amateur mistakes. Not so much in the style of filmmaking but more...