Movie Review The Covenant- Taking Demonic Possession To A Whole New Level Diana Marsh, January 16, 2017January 16, 2017 There are bad days, and then there’s this… Demonic possession almost always makes for a good horror movie plot, but the cast and crew of Uncork’ed Entertainment’s The Covenant has really kicked things up a notch with outstanding results. After suffering the loss of both her daughter and husband in… Continue Reading
Movie Review Metal Life horror movie review: Bornless Ones Dylan Gray, January 14, 2017 In the tradition of The Evil Dead, and starring The Newsroom’s Margaret Judson and Teen Wolf’s Michael Johnston, writer/director Alexander Babaev‘s Bornless Ones comes to theaters and VOD February 10. Emily’s brother, Zack, has cerebral palsy. Their mother passed away and their father is not in the picture which puts… Continue Reading
Movie Review The Krampus Has Been Unleashed To Give You More Gore For Your Viewing Pleasure Diana Marsh, December 23, 2016 Care for a hug? It may involve disembowelment for no particular reason…image via Geeks Of Doom Merry Christmas to horror fans around the world! Here’s a new release that will give you a good laugh and some well done beheadings to add to your holiday festivities. Meet The Krampus as… Continue Reading
Movie Review Abby Grace A New Nightmare You Never Needed Diana Marsh, December 21, 2016December 21, 2016 The sins of the past will revisit a family with horrifying consequences…image via weareindiehorror.com Some things, once done, cannot be undone, except through the unleashing of hell on earth via one pissed off ghost. Abby Grace shows us that classic horror concepts with a few nods to Stephen King can… Continue Reading
Movie Review Award Winning Short Film The Lake Is A Beautifully Tragic Look At Life, Love, And Family Diana Marsh, December 11, 2016December 11, 2016 You never know where life will take you. The Lake is an outstanding short film by Michael Buie (The Next Three Days, Mystery Alaska, Blackbird) about a father who, after receiving a terminal diagnosis, makes the difficult decision to take control of his death rather than allow his wife (played… Continue Reading
Movie Review Huffington Pictures Sins Of Our Youth- A Moving Narrative Of Gun Violence Among Our Youth Diana Marsh, November 28, 2016November 28, 2016 You never know where one wrong decision will take you… To understand gun violence, we need to talk about gun violence, and not just by throwing facts and figures out to people already overwhelmed by violent images and stories from the news. Sometimes it takes a different perspective, a different… Continue Reading
Movie Review Michael Biehn Shows Fans A Darker, Sadistic Side In His Latest Film Hidden In The Woods Diana Marsh, November 18, 2016 Someone is in a really bad mood. Image via horrormagazin.de We all know him from Aliens, Terminator, The Abyss, and countless other movies, but Michael Biehn is about to show you a whole new side of his acting prowess. Meet Daddy. The remake of a Chilean horror movie, Hidden stars… Continue Reading
Movie Review Smoke Em If You Got Em Cuz Halloweed is Here Diana Marsh, November 17, 2016 Serial Killers? These guys? Image courtesy of timesrecordnews.com To escape their family’s terrible past, brother Joey and Trent Modine (played by Simon Rex and Shannon Brown) flee to a quiet little town in the middle of nowhere called Mooseheart, the epitome of close minded uptight Americana. After a brief encounter… Continue Reading
Movie Review The Unspoken- A Horror Movie Lover’s Dream Complete With Gore, Violence, And A Mother’s Love Diana Marsh, October 25, 2016 Nothing to see here…. Brimming with pissed off spirits, misguided intentions, and grisly deaths, The Unspoken is a fantastic horror movie that will satisfy even the most rabid genre fan. Here’s why: An unspeakable act of violence is committed against a family of four in a small town with the… Continue Reading
Movie Review Action Horror Movie Crazed Will Fulfill Your Need For Psychotic Revenge Diana Marsh, October 15, 2016 “Do you even know who you’re fucking with?” Based off of the graphic novel series Crazed, said movie of the same name is a jaunt into a world that combines Sin City, The Punisher, and possibly a bit of Spawn to show humanity at some of its lowest and depraved… Continue Reading