31 (2016) [REVIEW]
Remember how fucking good The Lords of Salem was? So fucking good. Considering how often I’ve voiced my opinions on his Halloween films, I wanted to make note of […]
Tag Archives: slashers
ClownTown (2016) [REVIEW]
Maybe it’s because I’ve never had a traumatic childhood experience with one, but I’ve never had any sort of fear of clowns. Ever. I know they’re typically a go-to […]
“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 […]
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 […]
Michael Myers is the worst thing to happen to the Halloween franchise
With a recent comprehensive Blu-ray set being released for the Halloween franchise, I’ve been revisiting some installments that I’m less familiar with. Rather than remind me of the strengths of […]
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 […]
Wolf Creek 2 (2013) [REVIEW]
Good thing I have a website to keep track of what I thought about movies, because I really had no idea what my thoughts were on Wolf Creek. I didn’t […]
Among the Living (Aux yeux des vivants) (2014) [REVIEW] [SXSW’14]
It’s hard to talk about what some of the best slashers are in the past ten years with any genre fan without someone mentioning the french film Inside. The only […]
My Bloody Valentine (1981) [REVIEW]
I know that the first word that comes to mind when you think of Wolfman would be “sentimental”. Followed by “handsome” and “nutcase”. Let’s go back to that first […]
