Horror Movie Review: The Devils Heist (2020)
Directed by Fernando Acevedo and with a trio of writers; Sandra Rosko, Sophia Louisa, Bryan Sapphire, The Devil’s Heist is no-budget comedy heist horror movie that has some imagination.
Directed by Fernando Acevedo and with a trio of writers; Sandra Rosko, Sophia Louisa, Bryan Sapphire, The Devil’s Heist is no-budget comedy heist horror movie that has some imagination.
Combining Australian aboriginal mythology with modern family problems and sprinkling eco-centric touches throughout, Devil Beneath comes from writer/director Luke Sparke.
Directed by Julian Kean, Ghost Rig sees a group of environmental activists boarding a ‘soon to be sunk’ rig to stop the perceived environmental disaster that is about to be caused.
Directed by Francesco Giannini, Hall is a contagion-based horror with dramatic elements surrounding domestic abuse and controlling behaviour. It stars Julian Richings, Carolina Bartczak, Yumiko Shaku, and Vlasta Vrana.
A mix of historical horror and medieval fantasy, The Haunting of the Tower of London (also known as The Haunting of the Bloody Tower) comes from writer/director Charlie Steeds.
The third and final entry in the Joy Ride series of movies just so happens to be the worst of the bunch. An impressive feat.
Directed by Christopher Leitch, starring Jeri Ryan and utilising every bland paranormal horror trope possible, Secrets in the Walls is the horror equivalent of a Lifetime/Hallmark rom-com.
A nasty in name only (and maybe for its sexualised poster art), Human Experiments (also known as Beyond the Gate) is a dull and unexceptional horror.