No surprises here, and if you’ve seen a handful of Mark Polonia’s films then you’ll know exactly what you’re getting into here. It’s not the worst of his films, nor is the worst Amityville film, which I suppose is high praise overall.
Written, directed, and produced by Ben Sottak, Hallowarrior is a home invasion post-apocalyptic horror/thriller blended with a ‘coming of age’ story that fits the season so well, you’ll still be able to see the jack-o’-lantern glow long after the film has ended.
Written and directed by Phil Claydon, Helloween is a film without an identity, desperately hoping that it can find one by aping other, more well known, films and acting like it has something smart to say.
Written and directed by Matt Cloude, Coffintooth is a throwback slasher horror with a strong whiff of intentional cheese about it.
It’s better than the first, but not as good as the second. Which also wasn’t good.
Written and directed by BC Fourteen, and starring Enrique Galán, Caitlin Kirkel, Jason Winn ‘J.B. Destiny’ Bareford, Michale Graves, Bill Oberst Jr., and Denise Hossett, Horrorcane is an embarrassment.
Written, directed, and starring Ryan Duff, The Ghastly Ordeal of Kaitlyn Krumdick is a passion project, and a no budget one at that. Which normally spells disaster, but in a wonderful surprise, the film ends up being funny, heartfelt, and entertaining.
Written and directed by Timothy O’Rawe, The Basement might look atrocious, but it’s an anthology horror that delivers entertaining horror. Especially when you find out the story behind its existence.