Horror Movie Review: The Scary of Sixty-First (2020)
The Scary of Sixty-First is a head-scratching watch that desperately wants to be provocative but ends up being exploitative.
The Scary of Sixty-First is a head-scratching watch that desperately wants to be provocative but ends up being exploitative.
Guess whose back? The leprechaun is back, and when you consider the first entry in the ChampDog Film series was one of the worst the company has put out, things can surely only get better, right?
No spoilers, folks, Resident Evil is simply too much fun, and its events are worth experiencing with fresh eyes and ears. I’m here to tell you why it is the best adaption of Resident Evil to date, and one of the best video game adaptions overall.
A dull and uneventful film that promises way more than it delivers, KEY comes from director Robert Hamilton, who co-wrote the story with A.J. Hordijk.
A mystery horror/thriller that is sure to divide, Another Kind is all about atmosphere in favour of action. Resulting in a film that many will call boring, but many will also find quite engaging.
Lucio Fulci ripping off Carrie? Yes, please! It’s Ænigma and it is a mess of a film. An entertaining mess though.
Written and directed by Laszlo Illes, Ever After puts a violent and bloody spin on fairytales. Taking beloved characters like The Three Little Pigs, Prince Charming and Little Red Riding Hood, and transforming them into murderous monsters.
Written and directed by Joe Sherlock, Beyond the Wall of Fear is an amateur anthology horror with some creative ideas held back by budget.