Dolly (2025) [REVIEW]
Here’s the thing: I don’t really know much about Dolly Parton. I guess, in theory, I support her and I support fans of her, because a lot of people I […]
Category Archives: decent horror movies
Glass (2019) [REVIEW]
I saw Unbreakable in theaters back in 2000 and instantly thought it was awesome, despite not being the horror movie I anticipated. I enjoyed Split even more, despite knowing the […]
Cam (2018) [REVIEW]
I like to think I keep my finger on the pulse of what “the kids” are watching these days, though it’s hard to sift through all the junk that hits […]
Mohawk (2017) [REVIEW]
One of the more enjoyable haunted house movies I’ve seen in recent years is 2015’s We Are Still Here from writer/director Ted Geoghegan (yes I friggin’ spelled that without having […]
Wildling (2018) [REVIEW]
Something you all know about me is that I call myself “The Wolfman,” which would make you think I have an affinity for werewolf movies. Interestingly, I give zero craps […]
A Vigilante (2018) [REVIEW] [SXSW ’18]
The first film I ever saw at the South by Southwest Film Festival was The Incredible Burt Wonderstone which was, in a word, “dog crap.” Steve Carell, Jim Carrey, and Olivia […]
Sequence Break (2017) [REVIEW] [FANTASIA INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL 2017]
Is there anything Graham Skipper CAN’T do?! The performer has starred in a slew of solid horror films (Almost Human, The Mind’s Eye, Beyond the Gates), has starred in the […]
Camera Obscura (2017) [REVIEW]
I can’t say I knew much about Camera Obscura before an email arrived in my inbox, announcing its future release. However, upon reading the email, I began to learn more […]
A Dark Song (2017) [REVIEW]
I LOVE SPOOKY SHIT. I really, truly do. If there are demons or witches or Satan, it’s exactly what I’m into! You can imagine my excitement over A Dark Song, which […]
Lake Bodom (2016) [REVIEW] [SXSW ’17]
My first exposure to “Lake Bodom” was hearing about the Finnish death metal band Children of Bodom, who took their name from an incident in 1960 where four teenagers were […]
The Wolfman Cometh 