Reviews
Vestron Blu-Ray Review: C.H.U.D. II: Bud The C.H.U.D.
When a pair of high school students lose their biology teacher’s cadaver, they set out on the hunt for a corpse to replace it with. Unfortunately for them and their entire town, the fellas ...
Advance Blu-Ray Review: Don’t Breathe is an Edge-of-Your-Seat Thriller
Don’t Breathe tells the story of a group of friends who attempt to burgle the home of a blind man. However, they get much more than they bargained for when the homeowner begins to display ...
Vestron Blu-Ray Review: Return of the Living Dead 3
When Curt’s girlfriend Julie is killed in a motorcycle accident, Curt uses top-secret military technology to reanimate Julie’s corpse. He believes that the pain of losing Julie is too much...
13 Christmas Gift Ideas for the Horror Fan
With Christmas on the way, it’s time to get present picking! With that in mind, I’ve selected thirteen horrifying wicked gifts for the horror fiend. These are sure to...
Grindhouse Releasing Blu-Ray Review: I Drink Your Blood
When a clan of satanist hippies wreaks havoc on a small town, a young boy whose family was victimized by the devil-worshiping bohemians makes the fateful decision to exact bloody revenge in gloriously...
Blu-Ray Review: The Killing of America
Billed as “perhaps the most controversial documentary in history”, The Killing of America charts the brutality of American violence through the turbulent 1970s. Using the assassination o...
Advance Review: Stan Against Evil Season 1
IFC’s latest horror comedy, Stan Against Evil is the latest in a barrage of horror comedy shows released in the last year. With the success of Ash vs The Evil Dead and horror televisio...
Comic Review: Buffy Season 11 #1
I thought it was a little strange to take such a short gap between the end of season 10 and the beginning of season 11, but I’m not really ever gonna be the guy to complain about more Buffy. Th...
Why Silver Bullet Could Have Been a Classic Werewolf Movie
Stephen King’s Silver Bullet certainly has its fans. It’s not one of the best adaptations of the author’s work, but it is far from the worst. There’s something almost charm...