Horror Movie Review: The Spore (2021)
Written and directed by D.M. Cunningham, The Spore shares much in common with anthology horror movies even though it isn’t one.
Written and directed by D.M. Cunningham, The Spore shares much in common with anthology horror movies even though it isn’t one.
Unlike a lot of the other Amityville titled movies, Amityville Poltergeist goes for simplicity. By that we mean, it’s a haunted house scenario.
COVID-21: Lethal Virus is another indie films looking to take advantage of the real-life COVID-19 pandemic situation to tell its own story.
Knocking (Swedish: Knackningar) is directed by Frida Kempff and written by Emma Broström, based on a short story by Johan Theorin. The film stars Cecilia Milocco.
Written and directed by Troy Prater and starring Heath Hopkins, Matt Isbell and Wiley Jackson, The Scrotum plays it serious, has excellent gore effects and delivers a ripping homage to the 80’s Blob movie.
It’s called Amityville Vibrator and has the tagline “for god’s sake, get off”. That should tell you everything you need to know about the underground status of this movie.
Many who suffered through the ‘modern reimagining’ of Black Christmas will likely dread pressing play on this movie. Take our word for it though, this is a winner.
Written and directed by Thomas J. Churchill, The Amityville Harvest stars Sadie Katz, Kyle Lowder, Paul Logan, Julie Anne Prescott, Eileen Dietz and Yan Birch.