Horror Movie Review – The Limehouse Golem (2017)
The Limehouse Golem is a horror/murder mystery dealing with a serial killer plaguing the streets of Victorian London in around the 1880s. Nope, not Jack the Ripper, either.
The Limehouse Golem is a horror/murder mystery dealing with a serial killer plaguing the streets of Victorian London in around the 1880s. Nope, not Jack the Ripper, either.
The sequel to 2014’s Unfriended, Unfriended: Dark Web is an insipid, boring and unsatisfying walk into the supposed horrors of the dark web.
Found Footage 3D is exactly what is says it is. A found footage horror film shot natively in 3D. The first of its kind. Whether that’s a good thing or not is up to you to decide.
The third and final entry in the Re-Animator series combines a lot of what I enjoy in horror. Good acting and great practical effects, the latter done by Screaming Mad George. Beyond Re-Animator has both as well as lot more going for it.
A gritty and grimy horror movie, Carl is a ‘hillbilly’ horror that takes inspiration from the likes of Texas Chainsaw Massacre but fails to live up to those standards.
The web-chat style of horror/found-footage isn’t exactly that innovate anymore. Hit and miss, e-Demon is no different. However, thanks to some effective moments, good acting and an interesting story, e-Demon is a memorable watch.
Lucy Lawless and vampire bats. No, it’s not an episode of Xena: Warrior Princess but a 2005 TV movie called Vampire Bats. Hold on tight, this is a rough watch.
Frankenstein’s Army will leave an impression. Not with its bare-bones narrative nor its characters but with its inventive gruesome creature designs and practical effects. Frankenstein’s Army looks great; it’s just a pity it fails in other important departments.