Horror Movie Review: The Deep Dark (2023)
Written and directed by Mathieu Turi, The Deep Dark is a delightful subterranean horror film that combines history and fantasy, while throwing in a dash of Lovecraftian cosmic horror too.
Written and directed by Mathieu Turi, The Deep Dark is a delightful subterranean horror film that combines history and fantasy, while throwing in a dash of Lovecraftian cosmic horror too.
Directed by Jeremiah Kipp from a screenplay by Tracee Beebe and Brian Clarke, The Mortuary Assistant is based on a video game of the same name.
Amityvillenado, co-written and co-directed by Paul Tucker and Jeff Van Gerwen. The best ‘Amityville’ film I’ve seen in years.
An anthology horror that had me grinning from ear to ear throughout. It’s bloody, it’s campy, the soundtrack rocks, and it’s a tight 75-minutes long. You will be entertained, provided you go in seeing the film for what it is. A low-budget love-letter to horror in various forms.
A supernatural slasher from the year 2000 that stars Molly Ringwald, Jessica Napier, and has Kylie Minogue in a brief, but notable role? No, it’s not a fever dream, it’s Cut!
Written by Brandon Christensen and Ryan Christensen, with the former also directing, Bodycam is a ‘found footage’ horror film with promise. Promise that it fails to live up to, somehow overstaying its welcome at 75 minutes.
Written and directed by Don Dohler, Nightbeast combines sci-fi with action and horror as an alien monster crashes on Earth and goes on a rampage through the small town of Perry Hall, Maryland.
Directed by Andrea M. Catinella and written by Harry Boxley, Piglet is so bad that it has me recommending the Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey series.