Horror Movie Review: Monstrum (2018)
Directed by Heo Jong-ho, who co-wrote it with Heo Dam, Monstrum is a delightful blend of history, fantasy, and horror.
Directed by Heo Jong-ho, who co-wrote it with Heo Dam, Monstrum is a delightful blend of history, fantasy, and horror.
Coming from the writing and directing duo of Daniela Carvalho and Ale McHaddo, Deep Hatred is a loathsomely boring horror movie.
Released the same year as the first movie in the David DeCoteau directed homoerotic horror series, The Brotherhood II: Young Warlocks is a slight improvement over the original movie.
After escaping the insane asylum in which he was incarcerated, Jerry Blake impersonates a marriage counselor and manages to win over a patient and her young son.
Terry O’Quinn stars as an identity-assuming serial killer who marries a widow with a teenage daughter.
When a family builds a shrine for Hastar, a monster who is never to be worshipped, and attempts to get their hands on his cursed wealth, they face catastrophic consequences.
An obsessive and murderous woman tries to control her nephew, a 17-year-old basketball player.
Renfield stars Nicholas Hoult, playing the role of the titular character Renfield. Also, there’s Nicolas Cage as Dracula which is something I never thought I’d say but here we are.