Horror Movie Review: The Soviet Sleep Experiment (2019)
From writer Michael Patrick McCaffrey and director Barry Andersson, The Soviet Sleep Experiment tries to tell the Creepypasta story, but from a more psychological point of view.
From writer Michael Patrick McCaffrey and director Barry Andersson, The Soviet Sleep Experiment tries to tell the Creepypasta story, but from a more psychological point of view.
With a strong lead actor, serene visuals, a haunting score, and a blend of psychological horror with supernatural scares, Lovely, Dark, and Deep should be a great film.
Rarely does a film come along that proves to be an uncomfortable watch from beginning to end. A film where you sit on the edge of your seat throughout, scream at the TV through frustration, and come away feeling mightily depressed from what you have just witnessed.
A lot of weird and plenty of wonderful too, it’s Chompy and The Girls, a unique horror comedy from writer and director, Skye Braband.
With a level of imagination and madness akin to a classic 80s horror, it might surprise many who see Skinned Deep that the movie actually came out in 2004.
What The Tank lacks in originality, it makes up for in tone. Writer and director Scott Walker has worked hard to deliver something with atmosphere, all while staying true to the core (often lazy) elements of a monster movie.
From legendary director Herschell Gordon Lewis (and writer Louise Downe) comes The Gruesome Twosome, a splatter film that is in keeping with the man’s better-known work. One that has comedy elements, and features a frustrating amount of padding.
From director Brianne Davis, and writers Lony Ruhmann and Barbara Stepansky, comes Psychophony. A psychological horror/thriller that is the epitome of a ‘slow-burn’ experience.