Silent Night, Deadly Night 5: The Toy Maker (1991) [REVIEW]
I did it! I finally got to the last one! You’ll notice that there’s a return to form with Silent Night, Deadly Night 5: The Toy Maker in that […]
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Silent Night, Deadly Night III: Better Watch Out! (1989) [REVIEW]
Here we go again! Christmas is nearly upon us so you guys can all anticipate a slew of Christmas horror movies. Since I took care of some of the […]
Home Sweet Home (1981) [REVIEW]
As you’ll remember from my review of Blood Rage, I’m trying to crank out as many Thanksgiving related movies as I can this week. Next up was Home Sweet […]
Blood Rage (1987) [REVIEW]
You might remember that last year I reviewed a shit ton of Christmas themed horror movies for the Christmas season. This year I thought that maybe I’d try reviewing […]
WNUF Halloween Special (2013) [REVIEW]
I wish I could say that I had found out about this movie and tracked down a copy, but I can’t. I’m a stupid fucking loser. Instead, it was […]
The Bates Haunting (2012) [REVIEW]
I fucking love Halloween. That’s probably a given, right? Everything about Halloween and the fall is just amazing. Being from the Northeast probably affected me differently than people in […]
No One Lives (2012) [REVIEW]
I wouldn’t necessarily say that WWE Studios have built themselves all that impressive of a reputation with the films they’ve produced, but I also can’t say that I’ve seen […]
Blood Runs Cold (2011) [REVIEW]
Talk about the dog days of summer! It’s getting hot out there, guys! Better wear your sunblock and your floppy hats! I generally prefer to watch movies that reflect […]
The Collection (2012) [REVIEW]
Did you guys see The Collector? No? Well, dammit, why the fuck not? It wasn’t necessarily an amazing movie or anything, but pretty entertaining, especially for a lower budget, […]
You’re Next (2011) [REVIEW] [SXSW]
It’s happened. It’s finally fucking happened. The movie that I’ve been waiting to see after having heard about for two fucking years has finally been viewed by my wolf […]
The Wolfman Cometh 