Review: Graduation Day (1981)
In 1980, when Friday the 13th came out, it immediately inspired other great slashers, some so terrible that they’re awesome and then there’s the rest, like Graduation Day. To make…
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Review: Nightmare on Elm Street 5
When I saw it this way back when it premiered, I absolutely hated it. I had never gotten on board with the increasingly jokey nature of the series. Yet, these…
Read MoreReview: The Devils Rejects
This movie is a lot. From writer-director, Rob Zombie comes something that is almost unheard of a sequel that’s just as good as the original. It was House of 1000…
Read MoreReview: Longlegs
Throughout its marketing campaign, which cost almost as much as the entire movie, it was unfairly labelled as the successor to Silence of the Lambs, and it is not. This…
Read MoreReview: In a Violent Nature
It is very difficult anymore to do anything unique, or at the very least, that is not done to death in horror. I’ve never seen anything like In A Violent…
Read MoreReview: Chopping Mall
Originally titled Killbots, this film is a cross between Short Circuit and Robocop. It was produced (although initially uncredited) by film legend Roger Corman, who has 385 films to his…
Read MoreReview: The Strangers Chapter 1
Don’t remake a movie you didn’t understand. The original Strangers film, starring Liv Tyler and directed by Bryan Bertino, was released not that long ago in 2008. Now, we have…
Read MoreReview: Founders Day
After Eli Roth successfully captured the good of the 80s and early 90s slasher films with Thanksgiving in 2023, in the same year, we get a prime example that the…
Read MoreReview: Abigail
Abigail has just one trick up her sleeve. But this one, this one is one hell of a trick that will thoroughly entertain from start to finish. From the ever-exciting…
Read MoreReview: Late Night with Devil
The price of ambition can cost you your life. Late Night with the Devil is a fantastic film, a Shudder original that thankfully also got to spend some time in…
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