EVERY. TREEHOUSE OF HORROR. EVER. [REVIEW] (Pt. 4)
I’m doing it! I’m really doing it! I’m over the halfway point so be sure to check out Pt. 1, Pt. 2, and Pt. 3 before reading about installments XVI […]
Category Archives: Horror Movies
EVERY. TREEHOUSE OF HORROR. EVER. [REVIEW] (Pt. 3)
WE’RE TWO DEEP. TWO DEEP, I SAY! Read Pt. 1 and Pt. 2 to catch up on ten years worth of Treehouse of Horror segments before reading any further. Well, […]
EVERY. TREEHOUSE OF HORROR. EVER. [REVIEW] (Pt. 2)
Have you read Pt. 1 of this series? NO? WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU DOING. Read “EVERY. TREEHOUSE OF HORROR. EVER. [REVIEW] (Pt. 1).” Oh, hello there! Glad you’re back. I have […]
EVERY. TREEHOUSE OF HORROR. EVER. [REVIEW] (Pt. 1)
It’s Halloween season! Wahoo! What better way to celebrate it than looking back at a bunch of movies that take place on Halloween?! Wait. Crap. I did that already. Well […]
Bone Tomahawk (2015) [REVIEW]
THE NAME ALONE GETS BONE TOMAHAWK 100 MOONS. I mean, really, how the hell do you live up to a name like that? For starters, put Kurt Russell in […]
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 […]
Hellions (2015) [REVIEW]
I first heard about Hellions at the beginning of the year when it premiered at Sundance. That doesn’t mean I remember what people said about it back then because […]
The Blackcoat’s Daughter (2015) [REVIEW] [Fantastic Fest ’15]
Who cares what the movie’s about, a name like that is sure to send chills down your bones! Get it? See, I’m making a joke that with a title […]
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 […]
The Wolfman Cometh 