June (2015) – Passive Aggressive Evil
by If I had supernatural powers as a child, this world (as we know it) wouldn’t exist. All kids can be quite moody, and I was …
Category: Reviews – 2010’s
Below is a list of all the movies from the 2010’s that we’ve reviewed.
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Tales of Halloween (2015) Is a New Classic
There’s something magical about this time of year. The weather isn’t extremely hot or extremely cold. It’s comfortable. It’s awesome. Kids appreciate the sunny days …
Poltergeist (2015) Review – This House… Is a Little Dirty
by I had to really think about whether I wanted to review this movie for the site. There was never a doubt I would watch it, …
The Confession of Fred Krueger (2015) Review
by This past weekend Pip and I traveled once again to HorrorHound Weekend in Indianapolis (full review of that event coming shortly) where The Confession of …
I Lived (2015) – Creative Marketing Is Genius
When marketing a horror movie, it never hurts to be creative. Take, for example, Cloverfield. The trailer for Cloverfield was first shown before 2007’s Transformers without hitting any …
Everlasting (2015) – Fallen Angel Comes To Life
Last week we ran a piece here on the site about the new trailer for Anthony Stabley’s Everlasting starring Valentina de Angelis (The Midnight Game), Adam …
Leaf Blower Massacre (2013)
The tagline for Anthoy Cooney’s Leaf Blower Massacre is, “When autumn arrives, no one survives.” That’s a super clever tagline. Sadly the film doesn’t quite …
Dark Was The Night (2015)
It’s surprising to me that most creepy pastas don’t find their way to film. If you aren’t familiar with the term, a creepy pasta is …
Gore Orphanage (2015) – Dreams and Nightmares
What I love about independent cinema is that stories and themes are not held back by a studio’s unwillingness to potentially offend its audience. Dialogue …
Summer Fun With ‘Zombeavers’ (2014)
Is there anything better than a 80s style creature feature? I know that slashers are always popular, but there are few that get that formula …