Boarding Seoul Station
On storytelling, “Seoul Station” has it fleshed out from the trash-cluttered apartment of a near-evicted couple, to the echoes of footsteps in a dead-silent Hospital, and even to the body language of the movie’s characters.
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Hiroshi Harada’s Midori: Shock For Shock’s Sake?
In the census of today’s general entertainment viewers, the element of shock has become something that many can foresee a mile away.
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, A Review
“The Texas Chain Saw Massacre” (1974) has been lauded for almost 50 years, so when I decided to finally watch some classic horror films for the first time, I couldn’t help but start with the foundation of my favorite sub-genre.
City Of The Living Dead, A Review
The cast is filled with people whom most would not have recognized at the time, with Christopher George being the most well known of the bunch. For those familiar with Italian horror and exploitation cinema, there are names that people will recognize.
The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It, A Review
Like many horror fans, after the trailer for “The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It” was released, I was elated to have a story that took us inside the courtroom. I wanted to discover just how Arne Cheyenne Johnson and his lawyer with a plea of not guilty by reason of demonic possession, argued and walked away with a mere 10-20 year sentence for manslaughter for the death of Alan Bono.
Evil Dead: The Official Gameplay Trailer Is Here
The game features Bruce Campbell as the voice of Ash Williams, but players can enjoy a multiplayer experience, as one of his companions from across the Evil Dead universe.
A Serial Killer’s Story
The killer bragged to authorities about the amount of people he had butchered during his time. One of his brutal murder victims was a young girl he picked up during a hitchhike
Spiral, Book Of Saw Review
The “Saw” story follows the traditional “Jigsaw” ideology of “kill, maim, destroy or be killed,” throwing in the gore-driven exploration of narcissistic behavior, self-sacrifice, human frailty, revenge, and even psychopathic, murderous genius. But, ultimately, the franchise creators once again cater to the demands of the strong fan-base.
Assimilate, A Review
“Assimilate” (2019) truly has it all… both the creatures and the terrific scenes that keep you on the edge of your seat while watching.
Books of Blood, A Review
If you have access to the streaming service Hulu, you may be aware of the film “Books of Blood” (2020) that was released on October 6, 2020. This film was part of a collection of films that Hulu released for Halloween, and being a huge horror fan, I couldn’t help but watch. Afterward, I did some digging into the film and discovered that it was based on a book.