The filmic DNA of aged ensemble shocks Scream (1996) and I Know What You Did Last Summer (1997) is interwoven within the bloody veins of Sam Hamilton’s What Goes Around. Blatantly hinting at the on-going cyclical nature of slasher movies, this silly but incredibly entertaining re-do of tired shop & stab stalker clichés will enjoy […]
The Choctaw had a myth of the Nalusa Chito, from Headboards of Stone A Mississippi Graveyard Rabbit Blog explains that, “The Choctaws have stories about Shadow beings. ‘Nalusa chito’ or ‘Impa shilup’ is the great black being (or devil) that was a soul eater. If you permitted ill thoughts or sadness to creep into your
I Scream On The Beach! is the most recent feature from Alexander Churchyard and Michael Holiday. It, like many films, attempts to set itself up as a horror movie from the VHS era. However, this one seemed like it had potential to be different right from the beginning. Out of the three trailers showcased at
A woman who just three years before successfully underwent treatment for cancer goes for a weekend trip to the countryside with some friends. Deep down, she thinks that the illness may have returned. Some films can struggle due to over complexity in plans, and The Faceless Man is one of those films. The single document
Most recent independent films I have watched do not have the heart which can carry over through over an hour of foolish actions and absurd dialogues. Nowadays, finding a campy film is tough but when I do find one, it is usually despised by most and liked by a chosen few. Shoddy low-budget special effects,
Rebirth is one of the latest movies that is now available on Netflix. The story revolves around Kyle, played by Fran Kranz, who is a bank’s social media manager. One day, he receives a call from an old friend (played by Adam Goldberg) who tells him about ‘rebirth,’ which is something he wants Kyle to
Yes, Yorkshire is really as good as everyone says it is. I’ve been living here for close to a decade now, and it’s simply wonderful. I’ve never had to deal with hairy pork scratching’s or being called a ‘soft Southern shite’ (not directly, anyway) and I’ve certainly never encountered someone yelling ‘Ee by gum’ (and
I too quit watching FURRY NIGHTS in the first fifteen minutes of the film because it has really bad amateur acting, a poorly structured script, as well as poor production value. Regardless, I am glad I stuck with it because the film improves significantly by the time the absurd ending takes place. While filming a
We don’t know who she is, and to be fair, she does not know who she is as well. From one of her fingers, however, there is a wedding scar and that indicates she is married. In this case, there is not much going on, but the atmosphere is made really creepy by the clever
To start, I would like to express my gratitude toward the Co-writer, Actor, and Director David Zuckerman for providing me with early access to an online screening of his feature length horror comedy, “President’s Day” (which should not be mistaken for Chris LaMartina’s slasher film with the same title). In President’s Day, a group of
