Fido is a film that thrives on a lot of political satire and takes a great mind to see the true meaning behind the film. It’s a filmmakers film and it’s not a film that the normal everyday horror fan is going to enjoy. Sure it’s just another zombie...
A lengthy, melodramatic prologue – stormy seas, a juicy dismemberment, a barmy John Rhys-Davies bellowing – belies the fact that THE FERRYMAN is a smarter, subtler film than it initially appears. The set up is conventional and the climax unleashes a...
It’s good to see Shock-O-Rama and E.I. Cinema put out a B-movie that has more of a serious story to it, rather than just a bunch of nude girls running around covered in blood and gore. Now don’t get me wrong, In “Feeding The Masses” there is a...
Where Eli Roth’s Hostel attempted to be repulsive yet failed, Brett Leonard’s Feed succeeds, all the while remaining aesthetically justifiable in its gruesomeness. By expanding the Gluttony sequence in David Fincher’s Se7en and positing an antagonist reminiscent of...
It’s no secret if you read my reviews for the first two film of this trilogy that I loved the first film and though the second film was one of the worst horror films of 2008. So I’m one for one, while not give the third film a go and see where it goes from...
When I first heard that Project Greenlight was going to make a horror film a few years back, I never expected it to be a good movie that appealed to the true hardcore horror fans. Well, I ate my words, as FEAST, because an cult hit with all horror fans, including...
