Scream 4 2011 By Jason Marsiglia I take a certain level of delight in the coincidence of Scream 4 opening on April 15th. Tax Day. You’re either going to be rewarded by the government…or they pass you the bill. Director Wes Craven, returning screenwriter Kevin Williamson and the surviving cast of the original Scream trilogy
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INSIDIOUS 2011 Directed by James Wan 4 out of 5 by Dr. FEAR I know the movie has been out for at least a week or so already, but it’s been hard as of late to even make it to the movies. I mean the price of gas, movie tickets, popcorn, ect., well you get
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By Cannibal Cam Dir: Rick Vasquez Why the hell am I reviewing a film that was released in 2001? I’d ask the same question if the producer didn’t explain that this movie is now getting the release it solely deserved-almost 10 years later. The director had some hard times tryin’ to get the film out
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By Cannibal Cam So I just watched LONG PIGS, pretty much a first time full length for either filmmakers. So lets go with an easy peasy rough as shit documentary to get the ball rolling. Pretty much what seems to be the toughest part about making this film was the corpses, they do look pretty gruesome.
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By R.J. Wolf AMC premiered it’s new series “The Walking Dead” on Halloween night drawing 5.3 Million viewers which is a triumph for horror fans. But the big numbers may only be attributed to the fact that the show premiered on Halloween when people that may not be to found of the genre tuned in
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Review by Josh Darling “There are Maggots in my money shot” –Max, from “Johnny Sunshine.” Well folks it was bound to happen, just like someone one day got chocolate in peanut butter (or peanut butter in chocolate) somebody finally got sadomasochism in the zombies and that persons name just happens to Matt Yeager. But does
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By Donna Burgess I’ve been on a “horror from across the pond” kick for about a year now and this weekend I took in director Nick Cohen’s The Reeds. This is a U.K. offering that features a bunch of unknown but effective actors, along with Geoff Bell as Mr. Croker (nice name choice, by the way).
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Review by Josh Darling Dir. Frank Henenlotter Written By Frank Henenlotter and R.A. Thorburn (a.k.a. R.A. The Rugged Man) I think one of the outstanding virtues of independent cinema is that it can go places that Hollywood films can’t even begin to think of touching, films like “Pink Flamingos” or Cronenberg’s “Crash” for example. And
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