Review: Lake Michigan Monster
If there’s one term that annoys me more than anything when describing a film’s quality, it would be “B-movie.” The term is meant ...
Tag: Indie
Movies
Review: She Dies Tomorrow
It’s an odd time to be releasing movies. Not only are movie theaters closed, all but cutting off the communal viewing experience, but ...
Movies
Review: Zombie For Sale
The zombie movie is a genre that never quite dies. Like any infectious disease, it seems to fall dormant for a while before ...
Movies
Lake Michigan Monster smashes together The Lighthouse and SpongeBob SquarePants
One of my favorite comfort-food films is Roger Corman’s 1957 “classic,” Attack of the Crab Monsters. It’s a bizarre and nonsensical ball in ...
Trailers
Wheelchair-bound girl faces off against killer dog in trailer for Prey
Strand Releasing just dropped the US trailer for the very cool looking Prey, and you can say it’s sunk its teeth into me. ...
The script for a sequel to The VelociPastor has been finished
At a time when production is shutting down for just about every movie and show on earth, when theaters are either empty or ...
David Bruckner to direct the Hellraiser reboot
Am I wrong to say that Hellraiser is a lot like Terminator? Not in terms of genre or tone of course, but how ...
Trailers
Get possessed by trailer for In the Trap
The devil kind of sucks. Always possessing people, making them twist around and murder and stuff. It’s just no good. The horror of ...
Reviews
Tribeca Review: Ainu Mosir
Have you ever felt like an outsider within your own community? While I’m sure that many people may have experienced this isolation in ...
Trailers
Trailer for The Room (no, not that one) shows the horror of dreams come true
Perhaps there is a such thing as too much of a good thing, the trailer for Shudder-bound The Room poses in a freaky ...
Behind You trailer unlocks the basement door to freaky ghost stuff
Creepy locked basement, eerie red lighting, and dust coated antique furniture lures us into this trailer for Behind You. It captures a good, ...
Reviews
Tribeca Review: 12 Hour Shift
Is the world of organ trafficking ripe for cinematic exploration? I ask because it seems that there’s at least one movie a year ...