There have been so many bad ‘Amityville’ films now, that it is easy to forget there are actually good ones here and there. Amityville Apt. is such a film, even if its anthology-style story isn’t always the easiest to follow.
Directed by Thordur Palsson and written by Jamie Hannigan, who adapted the screenplay from a story by Palsson, The Damned is such a promising folk horror film that slowly, but notably, loses its way as it goes on.
Directed by Louisa Warren, and written by Harry Boxley and Charles Perrault, Cinderella’s Curse stars Kelly Rian Sanson, Chrissie Wunna, Lauren Budd, Natasha Tosini, Danielle Scott, and Sam Barrett.
One of Jesús Franco most famous creations, Vampyros Lesbos is a fascinating film that begs to be overanalysed and seen as some piece of sensual high-brow cinema. When, in reality, it is a Franco special, albeit of a higher quality.
I didn’t hate Nahual, and that’s mainly because Katia Montero is likable as a lead, but it is a patience tester, especially when it comes to actual horror.
Filled with gore, nudity, silliness, and some comedic moments, The Hazing is an entertaining watch, driven by a game cast, least of all Brad Dourif.
So much promise, and even though it’s still not a terrible film overall, it does end up being unremarkable and difficult to recommend as a watch.
Directed by James Morris, who wrote the story with Michael Ballif and Colin Cunningham, He Never Left is such a frustrating film.