Horror Movie Review: Up from the Depths (1979)
Unashamed in its ripping off of Jaws, Up from the Depths feels like a spoof horror but it is not. It’s just really, really bad.
Unashamed in its ripping off of Jaws, Up from the Depths feels like a spoof horror but it is not. It’s just really, really bad.
Blood Theatre sees a movie theatre re-opened years after it was closed because the previous owner went crazy and killed everyone inside. It’s not long before the new staff start suffering the same fate!
Paul & Bea are newlyweds who head to a cabin situated in the secluded countryside for their honeymoon. Everything is going wonderfully until Paul finds Bea lost and disorientated in the middle of the night. Afterwards, things only get stranger as it begins to become clear that the person Paul brought back may not be Bea at all.
Directed by Tom Holland, Stephen King’s Thinner stars Robert John Burke as Billy Halleck, an obese upper class lawyer who cursed to constantly lose weight by a gypsy.
A ‘home invasion’ horror of sorts, White Settlers tells the story of a young couple who come under attack from masked men in their remote Scottish house.
Written and directed by Don Thacker and starring Adrian DiGiovanni, Motivational Growth is a weird, interesting and thought-provoking movie. Listen to The Mold and it will help you!
Crocodile horrors are rarely good movies. Normally CGI-fests they lack the ‘killer’ edge that makes them good villains. Black Water is different though. Proving to be a tension-filled and smart horror that does for crocodiles what Jaws did for sharks.
Abby Quinn is eagerly awaiting childbirth but is haunted by dreams where she suffers a miscarriage. When she decides to rent a room to a mysterious stranger, she realizes a chain of events that will unleash the end of humanity.