Where, oh where, can it be? This one is more of a features article, but it’s close enough to count. If you want to read about me discussing Stuart Gordon adapting the work of H. P. Lovecraft, then you can go here.
Tag Archives: horror
When Your Number’s Up
A Surprisingly Enjoyable Movie (Spoilers) For the past couple of years, I’ve reviewed a Halloween movie to celebrate the big day. Though there are still plenty of installments left, I decided to forgo that this year. There are multiple reasons for that. One is how if I were to do another Halloween review, it would …
Where, oh where, has my review gone: Soul Mates
Where, oh where, can it be? To see my review of Soul Mates for MovieWeb, go here.
Best Do-Over Ever
The season that started it all (Spoilers) I can’t believe I’ve seriously published 200 of these reviews. My original plan was to review Let Me In, which for a while was my favorite movie back when I was 12. Except, to do the review justice, I would have to reread the book it was based …
Friday Fanatic
Celebrating A Special Day With A Special Film (Spoilers) 13 Fanboy follows Kelsie Voorhees (Hayley Greenbauer), who’s the granddaughter of Friday the 13th actor Deborah Voorhees. While Kelsie herself is fictional, her grandmother is not. Voorhees (yes, her last name was a factor in getting her cast, but not the only one) played Tina in …
A Killer Movie
Maybe Not The Most Original, But Still Well Done (Spoilers) You really need to admire the resiliency of the slasher movies. Whenever it seems like the genre is on its last legs, something comes along to breathe new life into it. The audience is growing familiar with genre tropes, let’s have fun with that in …
Knock On Any Door
It’s Kaitly Dever vs. the greys time (Spoilers) Brynn Adams (Kaitlyn Dever) is a young woman living by herself in this awesome looking, but isolated lake house. Brynn is a pariah in her hometown for reasons that gradually become clearer as the movie goes on. One night, Brynn wakes up and discovers that there’s an …
Where, oh where, has my review gone: The Nun II
Where, oh where, can it be? To see my review of The Nun II for MovieWeb, go here.
Where, oh where, has my review gone: The Flood
Where, oh where, can it be? The fact it took me until now to remember I wrote this review is a tip-off to the movie’s quality. Of course, if you still want to see my review of The Flood for MovieWeb, go here.
On The Rise
An Underrated Werewolf Movie (Spoilers) Bad Moon is a 1996 horror film written/directed by Eric Red and based on the novel Thor by Wayne Smith. The plot concerns Uncle Ted (Michael Pare), who decided to visit with his sister Janet (Mariel Hemingway) and nephew Brett (Mason Gamble). Thor is the family dog and the only one to realize …
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