The Woods

The Woods

I'm in the mix with the other horror film critics who gave this film a wonderful review, however beyond just the horror critics this film got panned. I'll even go as far as to say that this is one of the better films I've seen this year. The Woods is a different kind...

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The Woods

The Woods

Lucky McKee’s second major film was stuck in post-production limbo for a number of years. Many critics insinuate that the impetus for the delay may well have been due to M. Night Shyamalan having nodded in the right direction after being forced to change the title of...

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Woodchipper Massacre

Woodchipper Massacre

I think that Camp Motion Pictures has got something good going for themselves. These new Retro 80's film which are the first releases from the label, may be very bad quality low budget eighties flicks, But my god are they fun to watch. I normally would pass on a film...

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Wolfen

Wolfen

I must confess that when I begun watching horror seriously, I didn’t look forward to delving into the subgenre of werewolf cinema. The concept just didn’t seem that appeasing to me for whatever reason. However, I have been pleasantly surprised to date with most every...

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The Wolfman

The Wolfman

More full-blooded than you might expect from a big-studio horror movie by the director of THE ROCKETEER and JURASSIC PARK, this is a belated (and much delayed) addition to the wave of blockbuster Hollywood Gothic horrors inspired by the original Universal cycle, which...

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The Wolfman

The Wolfman

It is no secret that one of my favorite classic horror films of all time is George Waggner’s The Wolf Man starring Lon Chaney Jr. and Claude Rains. It is a film that sits behind the classic horror thrones of Frankenstein and Dracula, but The Wolf Man is one of the...

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The Wolf Man

The Wolf Man

In his film The Wolf Man, director George Waggner presents a challenging series of thought-provoking images around a simplistic Jeckyll-and-Hydian tale of a man who becomes a werewolf when a full moon appears while remaining a human during the interim. Yet,...

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Wolf Creek (DVD)

Wolf Creek (DVD)

"Wolf Creek" is another horror film direct from Australia, however what "Wolf Creek" has that other Australian horror films of recent don't is that it is a very tense film, that breaks all the rules set by a horror film. The first act of this film is pretty much...

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Wolf

Naively, some critics cite Wolf as a failure because it fails to evoke fear in its viewer. First, I would remind such reviewers of who the director is: Mr. Mike Nichols. Obviously, given the director’s resume, he will approach a script wanting and demanding more,...

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Wizard of Gore

Wizard of Gore

Jeremy Kasten is a promising filmmaker whose genre flicks to date, while not without their own flaws, have stood out amidst the cornucopia of crap that dominates the DVD horror market. THE ATTIC EXPEDITIONS and, in particular, last year’s bloody revisionist vampire...

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Witchwise

Witchwise

Witchwise is a thirteen minute film from the writer and creator of the 2003 film Darkness Falls, Joe Harris. Witchwise shows that not only can Joe write, but can in fact direct as well. Witchwise is a film that is full of great camera angles, good production value and...

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Wolf

Naively, some critics cite Wolf as a failure because it fails to evoke fear in its viewer. First, I would remind such reviewers of who the director is: Mr. Mike Nichols. Obviously, given the director’s resume, he will approach a script wanting and demanding more,...

read more
Wizard of Gore

Wizard of Gore

Jeremy Kasten is a promising filmmaker whose genre flicks to date, while not without their own flaws, have stood out amidst the cornucopia of crap that dominates the DVD horror market. THE ATTIC EXPEDITIONS and, in particular, last year’s bloody revisionist vampire...

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