In a Valley of Violence (2016) [REVIEW]
TI WESTERN TI WESTERN TI WESTERN. See, what I’ve done is I’ve combined the writer/director’s name (Ti West) with a film genre (Western) to create a hilarious play on words, […]
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Ti West and AJ Bowen talk The Sacrament, fringe journalism, and balancing creative fulfillment with audience expectations [INTERVIEW] [FANTASTIC FEST]
If you’ve read this blog long enough, you can come to know a few things about me. One thing is that I like Ti West movies, another is that I […]
V/H/S (2012) [REVIEW]
Aren’t we all pretty fucking sick of found footage horror movies? Yes, yes we are. It seems as though any time that people are in a movie theater and […]
The Roost (2005) [REVIEW]
Following along with people like Dario Argento and George Romero, writer/director Ti West is another filmmaker who I claim to be one of my favorites, despite not having seen […]
Trigger Man (2007) [REVIEW]
I’ve claimed to be a big fan of writer/director Ti West for a little while now, despite having only seen three of his movies. Granted, he’s only done five […]
Ti West talks The Innkeepers, The House of the Devil, and found footage [INTERVIEW]
I think everyone who is a frequent visitor to my site knows I’m a huge fan of The House of the Devil, so I was thrilled to find out that […]
The Innkeepers (2011) [REVIEW]
To say I had high hopes for this movie might be a little bit of an understatement. I am a huge fan of The House of the Devil and […]
The House of the Devil (2009) [REVIEW]
How long have you guys been reading my blog? No really, how long? Here’s a quick test: what did I claim were the top five horror movies of 2009? […]
Cabin Fever 2: Spring Fever (2009) [REVIEW]
If you haven’t seen the original Cabin Fever, I recommend you do yourself a favor and pick it up right now. It holds a sentimental place in my heart […]
