Reviews
Why Dream Child is the Least Effective Nightmare on Elm Street
The Nightmare on Elm Street franchise remains, to this day, one of the most acclaimed of all time. Unlike contemporaries like Friday the 13th and Halloween, every Elm Street sequel would at least pull...
Like Me is a Reality-Bending and Shockingly Timely Internet Horror
Given that this moment in time is simultaneously characterised by the marginalised members of our society standing up and refusing to take any more s**t, and dumb kids with their heads stuck in their ...
The Housemaid Is A Nifty, Gorgeously Conceived Little Ghost Story
The Housemaid is a ghost story told against the backdrop of a war-torn country filled with horrors very much of the real world. The setting is French-occupied Vietnam in 1953. As the film opens, a you...
Day of the Dead: Bloodline [Blu Ray Review]
George A. Romero never cottoned to the use of the word “zombies” to describe the “ghouls” in his genre defining debut, Night of the Living Dead. As he wrote in his introduc...
Hellraiser Judgment is a Substantial Improvement Over The Past Several Franchise Entries
Hellraiser Judgment sees detectives Sean and David Carter are hot on the trail of a sadistic serial killer dubbed The Preceptor when they stumble upon a bizarre ring of sadism and iniqu...
Keep Watching Will Inspire Viewers to Do Anything But [Review]
Keep Watching sees a family terrorized by a group of strangers. Adding to the intensity, their every move is being streamed for a live audience. The only rule: Kill or be killed. ...
Gothic: Vestron Blu-Ray Review
Gothic sees five famous friends coming together to bring their deepest fears to life. The experience then leads to the creation of more than one great literary work. On the guest list a...
Five Horror Novelizations worth a Closer Look
A now dying art for fans of the horror genre, the novelization once enhanced the experience for the carnage obsessed bookworm. Arguably a way for the filmmakers to further cash in on a movie, the...
Class of 1999: Vestron Blu-Ray Review
Class of 1999 takes place in a future where gangs rule the streets and even the schools in some cities. When robotic teachers with homicidal tendencies take over the classrooms of one Seattle sch...