The Windmill (2016) [REVIEW]
Ah, yes, finally a movie about the most difficult of miniature golf obstacles! No, I’m kidding, that’s not what this was about. Although, honestly, I had no idea what […]
Category Archives: good horror movies
Blair Witch (2016) [REVIEW]
When the trailer initially dropped for director Adam Wingard and writer Simon Barrett‘s new film The Woods, I knew there was no goddamned way I was watching it! The […]
The Invitation (2015) [REVIEW]
Going into the Beyond Fest screening of The Invitation, all I really knew was that people liked it. THAT’S IT. The film screened in a double feature with Invasion […]
“Can you recommend me a scary movie? That’s on Netflix?”
“Hey, you like horror movies, right? Well, can you recommend me some spooky movies to watch for Halloween? Oh, and they have to be on Netflix.” If you watch horror […]
Demon (2015) [REVIEW]
Surely with a name like “Demon,” this movie is a prequel to Demons, right? RIGHT? Okay, well, if it’s not a prequel to Demons, it’s gotta be a romantic […]
Deathgasm (2015) [REVIEW]
I know it will make me sound like a whiny baby, but I always get defensive when a movie could potentially exploit something I love. In the case of […]
Writer/director Jonas Govaerts talks Cub, authentic boy scouts, and yes, the dog scene [INTERVIEW] [Fantastic Fest 2014]
As you might remember from my review of seeing Cub at Fantastic Fest, it was one of the most satisfying film experience I had the whole festival. When a lot […]
It Follows (2014) [REVIEW] [Fantastic Fest ’14]
What did I know about It Follows? ABSOLUTELY NOTHING. It was my first film of the festival and it was a press screening and I had no idea what […]
Closer to God (2014) [REVIEW] [Fantastic Fest ’14]
Here it is! The first movie of Fantastic Fest 10! U-S-A! U-S-A! Wouldn’t it be ironic if I started chanting that and then found out that the movie was Canadian […]
Alexandre O. Philippe and Tom Savini talks Doc of the Dead, Zombies, and what really scares them [INTERVIEW] [SXSW ’14]
There isn’t any aspect of popular culture that hasn’t been infiltrated by zombies, leading to both positive and negative consequences. Seeing a rise in interesting zombie movies, TV shows, and […]
The Wolfman Cometh 