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An American Werewolf in London (1981, Landis)
Written on November 20, 2009
An American Werewolf in London hilariously campy and highly entertaining. The acting by David Naughton Griffin Dune and is atrocious yet it fits perfectly...
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Twilights sequel New Moon has set box office history by breaking all records for midnight runs, earning a monstrous $26.3 million as the movie played in 3,514 theaters at 12:01 a.m. Friday.
Thus, New Moon clearly beat the $22.2 million...
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Two new Daybreaker images were sent to me last night. Ethan Hawke, I love his white suit in this photo, plays Edward Dalton, a researcher in the year 2019, in which an unknown plague has transformed the world's population into vampires. As the...
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(This review contains spoilers.)
I love bad horror movies. But I do enjoy picking them apart.
I have an issue with this movie from the very beginning. The opening scene shows Mary murdering her parents... from start to finish. Then it shows...
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With the New Moon upon us, and the scourge that is the Twilight Saga sucking the vampire and werewolf sub-genres dry of any truly palpable supernatural menace and carnality, it was time to unleash my own definitive selection of vampire movies (and...
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This PSA is a real bloodsucker and creeps me out.
Ethan Hawke plays Edward Dalton, a researcher in the year 2019, in which an unknown plague has transformed the world's population into vampires. As the human population nears extinction,...
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Here's further proof that minimal budgets are no hindrance to producing an effective, old-fashioned spookfest when in the right hands. Joel Andersons exceptional debut, Lake Mungo, manages to stretch the faux-documentary form out to some very...
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In film, people respond to terror, harm and brutal defilement with revenge; for cinematic purposes - bloating reality to outrageous proportions - it's the nasty, sadistic sort of vengeance that works best. Think of Charles Bronson in the Death Wish...
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An American-Japanese-Hong Kong co-production, Vampire Hunter D (2000) is often called Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust, so as not to confuse it with the original Japanese feature Kyketsuki Hant D (1985) AKA Vampire Hunter D. But aside from being anime...
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Trick r Treat (2008, Dougherty)
Written November 15, 2009
Trick r Treat has been in the bag (no pun intended) since late 2007. For reasons unknown to man, the films release was repeatedly delayed before gracing the shelves of video...
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This is a response paper I had to wrote for my Terror of the Gothic class.
A Screenplays Castration of the Creature and a Director and Stars Redemption of the Monster
Boris Karloffs performance in the 1931 film...
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Antichrist (2009): 4.510
After viewing Lars Von Trier's newest controversial film Antichrist, I had no idea what I felt about it. I certainly did not love it. Did I even like it? Did I hate it? It was hard to formulate thoughts. After...
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This Wes Craven film is perfect for teenagers grouped together for a night of giggles and scares. It was effective even for me, the first time I saw it, all those years ago. It poked fun at the clichs of horror films and then delivers some...
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What is the state of the modern horror movie? What is there to be thankful for? What is there to look forward to? Are we in a time of progression or recession? Will the Darkness always be there?
The genre of horror in the history of cinema began...
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Love art? Love Stephen King? Want to be the envy of other Stephen King fans? Then pick up Centipede Presss just-released Knowing Darkness: Artists Inspired By Stephen King. This is a definitive collection of artwork produced for book covers,...
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A quick disclaimer on this one: "Masters of Horror" was a series on Showtime, but it was a series of short films, which have also been released individually on DVD, and were released theatrically in some places. As a result, I consider the episodes...
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Nominated seven times in three categories (Best Editing, Best Actress and Best Director) at the three major Australian film awards (AFI, IF, FCCA), and eventually winning Best Director and Best Cinematography at Melbourne Underground Film Festival,...
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Arrrrgh! The Nightmare Returns! Lamberto Bava continued his assault on the American market with more and less of the same; more demonic chaos and mayhem, but less gore and style. Demons 2 (1986) is set almost exclusively within the confines of a...
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Orble movie colleague Jason King over at Salty Popcorn sent me the link to a fantastic looking trailer to new American horror-thriller Wilderness which is still in post-production and will be released in 2010.
I discovered whilst looking into...
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Nothing new here Oh, wait, yes there is, the fourth in the cheating death series, The Final Destination (2009), also known as Final Destination 4: Death Trip, is presented in the current hi-tech 3D. So specialised that the glasses I was initially...
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