Tagged with horror

[Review] Annabelle (2014) by Bede Jermyn

[Review] Annabelle (2014) by Bede Jermyn

After the release of the 2013 modern-day horror classic THE CONJURING (you can read my 5 star review of it here) became a surprise critical and box-office smash hit, you knew that it wouldn’t be too long before a follow-up film was made. Well, sure enough 15 months later, that follow-up film is now upon … Continue reading

[Bea’s Reviews] Embrace of the Vampire [1995]

[Bea’s Reviews] Embrace of the Vampire [1995]

Martin Kemp plays a door licking vampire with a perchant for ankhs. Oh and there’s Alyssa Milano with her lovely zonkies and trying to play the bad girl (and failing endearingly miserably)   You aren’t gonna get anything out of this movie other than an hard-on, trust me.

[Bea’s Reviews] Hellbent [2004]

[Bea’s Reviews] Hellbent [2004]

Happy Halloween everybody!!!!! It’s time to get daring with this 2004 first- a gay slasher film that just happens to be one of the better hack and slash flicks you will see out there. It’s somewhat obscure, but if you dig deep enough, you may be able to uncover this gem.   Although not by … Continue reading

[Bea’s Reviews] The Stendhal Syndrome by Bea Harper [1996]

[Bea’s Reviews] The Stendhal Syndrome by Bea Harper [1996]

Starring: Asia Argento, Thomas Kretschmann, Marco Leonardi, Luigi Diberti and Paolo Bonacelli Dir.: Dario Argento Dario Argento’s recent work has not been up to scratch, however basely entertaining ‘Mother of Tears’ was, the man was in his absolute prime during the 70’s and 80’s with films such as ‘Opera’, ‘Suspiria’, ‘Tenebre’  and ‘Profondo Rosso’ but … Continue reading

[Review] Tale Of A Vampire (1992) by Bea Harper

[Review] Tale Of A Vampire (1992) by Bea Harper

Author’s note: Fellow blogger and cinema slayer Dom Coccaro kindly requested me to review this oddity of the prehistoric 90’s. Dommy, sweet Dommy, this was all for you. ❤ Beauty, no matter how remarkable always comes with a price, and “Tale Of A Vampire” pays it almost grievously because while aesthetically it is very sumptuous, … Continue reading

[Review] Click – Short Horror Film

[Review] Click – Short Horror Film

Lowdown: A group of children play in an abandoned building with naught but a light switch. Although the concept of creepiness is subjective depending on the beholder, William Princes’ 15 minute short ‘Click’ is one of my favourite UK-based horror shorts because it doesn’t rely on make up, sensationalism and bombastic means of getting your attention. … Continue reading