The sequel to the gut-busting 2016 movie Terrifier goes a bit too far on just about every front, particularly the run time (138 mins!) and extended kill sequences that are brutal and overstay their welcome. Even though I didn't particularly love the first movie, I was looking forward to this one to see where it went and how it improved on the first outing.…
This movie was like watching poop dry. This movie was like the Where's Waldo? of horror movies. This movie was directed by Lavid Dynch. This movie's $15k budget was too high. This movie would have been better with Mark Wahlberg. Rating:
This is a tough one. While this movie does a lot of things right, I can't really get over how it feels a lot like a special/practical FX showcase as well as being extreme for the sake of being extreme. If this is all that the new wave of horror can offer, then I'm not convinced we even need a new wave. I liked…
The title makes you think it's a fun girly comedy type movie. Far from it, dude. This movie falls into the category of "Early 80s Slasher Wannabe" where it attempts to recreate the success of Halloween or Friday the 13th, but without actual entertainment value. The plot centers around someone dressed up as the college basketball bear mascot killing people during some all-night scavenger…
Sometimes you need a fresh perspective on an old story and this movie does that. Nicholas Hoult plays the iconic Dracula toady character Robert Montague Renfield. The supporting cast is Nicolas Cage as the evil Count Dracula and Awkwafina as a cop. The plot is simple enough: Renfield grows tired of doing Dracula's bidding and wants to break free to live his life for…
I saw that this was on Hulu and the premise was sort of intriguing. It's about a girl who lives alone and encounters an alien invasion taking over her small town. Aliens are cool. I like aliens. It is kind of an Invasion of the Body Snatchers with new twists. It turns out the girl is shunned by her community for her accidental killing…
This is more of a comedy than a horror. Or rather, it's a satirical look at horror films from an African American point of view. It pokes fun at various tropes and stereotypes when a group of friends rent a cabin in the woods to celebrate Juneteenth. Forced to play an oddly racist board game at first, the friends must answer questions about black…
It's a psychological horror film about a psychiatric doctor who witnesses a patient commit suicide and seemingly begins to lose her mind. She believes she's cursed and that a dark entity is stalking her with murderous intentions. It's fairly reminiscent of It Follows, but stays unique enough to keep the viewer invested. Amongst the tension building and jump scares, the main character of Rose…
This is what you might call a Halloween (1978) ripoff movie. It starts off similarly, it has shots that mimic the stalking/watching style, and the music is very synth driven. But this isn't a John Carpenter film, it's Ulli Lommel and what the film lacks in just about everything, it makes up for in just about nothing. You can tell the actors are trying…
From the twisted mind of Kevin Williamson, the famed writer of Scream, comes this intense pandemic horror film. I was thinking this was going to be a Scream clone and it certainly starts that way, but where Scream was all about the mystery, this is all about the terror in a very unrelenting way. Two girls go to a remote cabin in the middle…
