Dead Trigger (aka Dead Trigger: Unkilled) is an alleged and rather late adaptation of the zombie-themed first person survival horror...
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Let me be perfectly honest. I don’t know how to review Come to Daddy. It’s not that the Tribeca Film...
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Mexican folklore gets The Conjuring treatment in The Curse of La Llorona, the latest haunt from New Line Cinema with director Michael Chaves in his feature-length debut. The film adapts the legend of ‘La Llorona’, a fabled ghost story of a weeping female spirit whose cries into the night mark...
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It’s rare for a film to completely throw you for a loop, becoming an experience beyond anything you expected. I...
Knock Knock… It’s the oldest joke in the book, but still one to illicit a reaction from the person answering...
Joel Potrykus is a master craftsman of bizarro cinema. Whether it’s Buzzard, where a weirdo loner builds a Freddy Kruger glove using knives and a Nintento Power Glove, or his newest feature Relaxer, where a weirdo loner stays glued to a couch playing Pacman on a Nintendo 64. The film...
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It only took one film for comedy veteran Jordan Peele to become Horror’s darling. Get Out catapulted him into an...
A traditional coming of age teen party movie switches gears when monsters arrive and start straight up murdering teens left and right. Can Sophie and her friends band together to banish or kill the beasts? Luckily, this group of girls can kick some major ass. Buckle up kids, it’s time to go monster slaying.
They say Chivalry is dead, that there’s no kindness left in the world. For Frankie, the protagonist of the new thriller Greta, her chivalrous actions lead to some dangerous results. Directed by Neil Jordan of Interview With The Vampire fame, Greta stars Chloe Grace Moretz, Maika Monroe, and the legendary...
Being a family can be hard. Think of your family; your loving parents or the fights you had with your...
What’s up, weirdos? Welcome to 2019’s first installment of Awfully Good, where we recommend bad movies that are worth watching....
Mandao (pronounced “Man-Day-Oh”) of the Dead is a true indie horror with colorful, wildly quirky characters. They are likable from the beginning and drive a simple, yet original, plot through to the end with laugh, thrills, and heart. The beach bum, late-90’s/early millennium vibe is cycled back as if we...
