SEND MORE COPS Episode #12 – The Amazing Spider-Man ends, Twin Peaks, and more!
Episode 12 Not every movie Wolfman sees is a horror movie, but when he sees things that aren’t horrific, why would he want to review them? Well, you’ll get […]
Yearly Archives: 2013
House at the End of the Street (2012) [REVIEW]
Not including remakes or sequels, there are three big problems that cause horror movie fans to preemptively judge a film by. One of those things would be horror movies […]
Splice (2009) [REVIEW]
SCIENCE! Name one good thing that science has done for you lately. I dare you. No, I’m not talking about getting a text message or the invention of gravity […]
All the Boys Love Mandy Lane (2006) [REVIEW]
One of the movies that I’m most excited for this year is You’re Next, which is coming out in August. I have to wait until August to see that shit?! DAMN! […]
Dead Birds (2004) [REVIEW]
When I recently interviewed writer Simon Barrett, I had realized that I had only really seen one and a half of his movies. Maybe I’m getting too specific with […]
The Possession (2012) [REVIEW]
Did you guys ever see Nightwatch? Not the original, of course! Nobody watches foreign movies! I meant the American version by the director who did the original, Ole Bornedal, starring […]
Romasanta: The Werewolf Hunt (2004) [REVIEW]
Have any of you guys seen Fast Five? Well, maybe you saw Snakes on a Plane? Alright, well, maybe you at least saw Giallo? This might seem like a […]
Bear (2010) [REVIEW]
Do you guys remember when Netflix instant first started? The selection was pretty limited so basically any browsing session involved adding ANYTHING you thought you might remotely be interested […]
Blood Night: The Legend of Mary Hatchet (2009) [REVIEW]
Have any of you guys ever played with a Ouija board? Has anything evil ever happened to any of you? Exactly, I didn’t think so. I feel like everyone has […]
The Awakening (2011) [REVIEW]
I think I had heard about The Awakening because it made an appearance on an end of the year list, specifically pointing out the strength of Rebecca Hall‘s performance. […]
The Wolfman Cometh 