Horror Movie Review: The Cellar (2022)
Writer and director Brendan Muldowney attempts to channel the lingering dread that comes from the unknown via a master like H.P. Lovecraft into a bog standard ‘ghost’ story about a spooky cellar.
Writer and director Brendan Muldowney attempts to channel the lingering dread that comes from the unknown via a master like H.P. Lovecraft into a bog standard ‘ghost’ story about a spooky cellar.
Written and directed by Brett William Mauser (of course), Serial Rabbit 7: Critical Rabbit Theory brings an end to the epic Serial Rabbit franchise (for now) in absurd fashion.
That’s it. We’ve hit the peak. There is no way that Serial Rabbit V: The Epic Hunt can be topped. It’s the most over the top, fourth wall breaking, campy, violent, and stupid entry in the franchise so far.
If you go in expecting something good, you’re going to come away very disappointed. Serial Rabbit 3: Splitting Hares, and the franchise as a whole, is bad, but that’s the point.
In 2025, the original Serial Rabbit was modified and updated. Returning with new music, effects and additional scenes. I guess this is closer to Brett William Mauser’s true Serial Rabbit vision?
What is Easter without bunny rabbits, eh? Especially bad ones?
Argentinian horror films are few and far between, especially ones that take a liberal look at hell and utilise the backdrop of real-life events to paint a more realistic picture. A picture slick with blood as the story told in 1978 is a violent and gory one.
Written and directed by Diq Diamond, and starring Leilani Ramos, Shane Chisum, Stuart Featheran, Robert Maclean, and Alex Dayuha, Plankenstein: A Killer Surf Movie is not a film to take seriously.