Paranormal Activity 3 (2011) [REVIEW]
I have absolutely no qualms about really enjoying the first film, and really can’t remember much of what happened in its sequel. I do remember not liking the sequel, and […]
Category Archives: decent horror movies
House of 1000 Corpses (2003) [REVIEW]
Wait a second, since when does the number “one thousand” not require a comma?! Grammatical errors aside, I remember this movie only existing as a rumor for quite a few […]
A Horrible Way to Die (2010) [REVIEW]
What a movie title! Obviously my first thought was that this film was going to be filled with some incredible brutal and creepy death scenes, and I was all for […]
Bereavement (2010) [REVIEW]
The description I read of this movie and the fact that it has only just been released on video recently is what piqued my interest in watching it. I didn’t […]
The Ward (2010) [REVIEW]
Would you believe that there was a movie that I was getting through Netflix that I was actually looking forward to? It’s John Carpenter and it’s about some sort of […]
Quarantine 2: Terminal (2011) [REVIEW]
I’m sure that you’re thinking exactly what I was thinking. You’re thrilled that they finally made a sequel to the Tom Hanks movie where he gets stuck in an airport […]
George A. Romero Presents: Deadtime Stories: Vol. 1 (2011) [REVIEW]
ROMERO INVOLVED IN AN ANTHOLOGY?! SOLD! Imagine my surprise while browsing Netflix Instant to see that this movie was available. Even Rampaige wanted to watch it! I guess she would […]
Mimic (1997) [REVIEW]
Holy shit, do people still make posters like this? Maybe it was just a mid-to-late 90’s thing to have all of your characters get in a line, light part […]
Fright Night (1985) [REVIEW]
The first time I watched this movie was when I first learned of what “On Demand” was. Is it still called that? I think it is. I was excited […]
The Tunnel (2011) [REVIEW]
I must have recommended this movie to a good half-dozen people without ever having actually seen it. I guess I was just trying to promote it based on the information […]
The Wolfman Cometh 