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 […]
Category Archives: Horror Movies
“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 […]
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 […]
Backcountry (2014) [REVIEW]
You know what rules? CAMPING. You know what else rules? BEARS. Oh, and wolves. Don’t forget wolves. Or pizza. Pizza is awesome. I’M GETTING SIDETRACKED ALREADY. Point is, camping […]
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 […]
Cub (2014) [REVIEW] [Fantastic Fest ’14]
One of the best parts about Fantastic Fest is that it features filmmakers who try to push your preconceived notion as far out of your head as possible and […]
