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
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[Review] There Are Monsters- Short Horror Film [2008]
Lowdown: A married couple in a small Canadian town notice an unattended child wearing a red hood in their snowy backyard and the smiles of their fellow town folk never looked so friendly. “There Are Monsters” became a full-length feature film in 2013 which dealt with an apocalyptic notion of monsters invading the globe because … Continue reading
[Review] Don’t Move- Short Horror Film [2013]
Lowdown: A bunch of friends assemble for their regular ‘games night’. When they make the mistake of misusing an Ouija board things go to Hell and friendships are tested. What I love about some horror films is that they take the opportunity to broach common, almost mundane subjects that trouble us all … Continue reading
[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
[Review] Daniel – Short Horror Film (2014)
Okie doke, this is my inaugural short film review, so if it’s short, it’s probably precisely for that reason! Lowdown: A young boy hides in the closet from a pair of menacing strangers who have invaded his house with murder on their minds. When it comes to putting together a short film of any genre, … Continue reading
The Strain – “Night Zero” Review
Synopsis: A plane bound from Berlin, Germany mysteriously stops dead at the tarmac in JFK International Airport in New York City. A CDC investigator, his team, and an elderly pawn shop owner will all come to learn the horrifying truth as to why. We live in a new golden age of horror television. Once thought the … Continue reading
Paul Bedford’s The List [Graphic novel review] by Bea Harper
Writer: Paul Bedford Illustrators: Henry Pop and Tom Bonin Published: April 1st 2012 Here is a question that all of us have asked each other and ourselves- how far would we go to achieve what we desire? How much would we believe in the actions we took would benefit a higher goal? It’s a question … Continue reading
The Sights Of Days Of The Dead: Indianapolis Part Two
This was after Nathan broke out the moonshine Bofa! Deadpool likes to party! Hanging out after The Fischer Bodies show LOBO!!! Lots of drinks with Harry Bean. Don’t ask. Pumpkin Man! Glass blowing and tacos. Doesn’t get much better than that. This little girl NAILED the Sam cosplay! Hanging with Skeletor and Evil Lynn The … Continue reading
Mick’s Here! Interview with John Jarratt
WOLF CREEK certainly took the horror world by storm, gaining popularity worldwide, and it’s killer Mick Taylor portrayed by John Jarratt became Australian’s horror boogeyman. The long awaited sequel has made it’s way on to DVD and Blu-ray here in Australia, after debuting to strong local Box Office back in February. Mick Taylor is back, … Continue reading
DVD Review: Cheap Thrills (2013) [R18]
Dir: E.L. Katz Starring: Pat Healy, Ethan Embry, Sara Paxton, David Koechner The Film: What would you do for guaranteed money? Just how far is too far? These are just some of the questions set before us in the debut feature from E.L. Katz. This horror, thriller and dark comedy goes to some very dark … Continue reading
[DVD Review] The Taking (2013)
Dir: Cezil Reed, Lydelle Jackson Starring: John Halas, Alana Jackler, Lynnette Gaza The Film: THE TAKING wins the award for most bizarre film I have seen all year, and that’s saying something coming from me. This is an experience from start to finish, an experience in existentialism in the form of horror. This may not … Continue reading
[90s Horror Movie Month] The Guardian (1990) by Garrett Collins
Starring: Jenny Seagrove, Dwier Brown, Carey Lowell, Brad Hall, and Miguel Ferrer. As fans of the horror genre, we are asked to buy a lot of strange concepts. A man who kills people in their dreams. A bullied teen who happens to have telekinesis. An adopted boy who comes to be the spawn of Satan. … Continue reading
TV Series Review “Penny Dreadful” 1×02 “Seance” [2014]
*First and foremost, my apologies for not including the crew details from last week’s episode. “Night Work” was directed by Juan Antonio Bayona and written by John Logan. Once again, my mistake* Episode 2: Seance Dir.: Juan Antonio Bayona Writer: John Logan Within one episode, “Penny Dreadful” has been able to seduce and coerce it’s … Continue reading
[90s Horror Movie Month] Lord Of Illusions (1995) Live Tweets!
LORD OF ILLUSIONS is a film I haven’t seen for at least 10 years, it felt like a natural choice to include as part of 90s Horror Movie Month. You can see my experience as I live tweeted while watching the film. @supermarcey All I remember about this film is liking it and that Scott … Continue reading