Horror Movie Review: R.I.P. Van Winkle Part 2 (2023)
R.I.P. Winkle was a chore to get through, and R.I.P. Winkle Part 2 is no different.
R.I.P. Winkle was a chore to get through, and R.I.P. Winkle Part 2 is no different.
The Haunted Casino aka Dead Man’s Hand is one of those special Full Moon films where every aspect; good, bad, cheesy, awkward, silly, or fun, come together to create a memorable experience.
I love legends that can inspire horror creators, but I really love it when what we get from these mad stories, ends up being really good. That is the case here with Frogman, a feat made even more impressive by the fact that it is a found footage horror too.
Lee Cronin’s The Mummy (writer and director), stars Jack Reynor, Laia Costa, May Calamawy, Natalie Grace, and Verónica Falcón.
Directed by the brilliant Steve Rudzinski, CarousHELL 4 is the ultimate horror comedy ride for all those who have been side by side with Duke since the first film.
Written and directed by Jack Bayless, and coming from producer Key Tawn Toothman, My Only Friend’s A Corpse is a horror comedy with heart. Delivering a memorable experience that comes in at a tight 70 minutes.
A rare example of found footage actually being a positive thing, Destroy This Tape’s best moments are when the film focuses on that side of things. Alas, directors Carter Folkes and Sean McGarry choose to take their film in a different direction for most of its runtime, and it’s all the worse for it.
Written by Jeremiah Campbell and directed by Corbin Timbrook, Tower of Blood is a film that exists. It was made, and it gave some people a job.