Horror Movie Review: The Night Before Easter (2014)
Written and directed by the pair of Joseph Henson and Nathan Johnson, The Night Before Easter is a super-low budget slasher horror.
Written and directed by the pair of Joseph Henson and Nathan Johnson, The Night Before Easter is a super-low budget slasher horror.
Originally released in 2011 and with a spate of sequels, the original Bunnyman is an absurd slasher horror. One borrows from the likes of Texas Chainsaw Massacre but in the vein of a parody.
Billed as a horror comedy, Monster in the Closet lacks both. However, it is a fun and silly homage to 50’s style b-horror/sci-fi.
Dave Made a Maze is a 2017 comedy horror that can proudly say it is one of the more unique modern horrors although it certainly won’t be for everyone.
Way before they were in vogue in horror, Ouija boards made the odd appearance here and there in our movies. Rarely did we get movies that made them the focus of the story, especially not in the 80s. Enter Witchboard, a cult horror released in 1986.
It’s a big ask for anyone to put up with the terrible quality of the visuals and sounds of Colony Mutation. It looks awful, grainy and dark while the sound is distorted and often not synced to the actor’s mouths.
Directed by Shaun Troke, it’s a relief that Camp Massacre is only 72 minutes long because it is a rough watch. A no budget horror, it has campers being killed and not a lot else.
The Crooked Man was released in 2016 and is every bit a TV movie as you might expect. Both in storytelling, acting and visual quality. Now that might make you think it’s not worth checking out but you might be surprised by certain elements.