Rob Zombie Week: Jeffery X Martin on ‘The Lords of Salem’
Rob Zombie Week continues with Jeffery X Martin’s observations on what is arguably Zombie’s masterwork, ‘The Lords of Salem.’
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Tag: movie reviews
‘The Curse of La Llorona’ Underwhelms as a Film, Intrigues as a Legend
While The Curse of La Llorona is standard B-horror stuff, the bonus features on the Blu-ray add some intrigue to the tale.
‘Disney’s The Lion King’ Stays On Top, ‘Once Upon A Time In…Hollywood’ Makes Magic With A Solid Debut
While the expected number one was exactly that, the ninth film from Quentin Tarantino managed a bit of a fairy tale at the box office this weekend.
‘Under The Silver Lake’ Is A Trip Worth Taking
Under The Silver Lake is a L.A. experience, a travelogue moving through neighborhoods and experiences so unique to that environment.
Writer/Director Ari Aster Gives Us A Midsommar Nightmare
Midsommar is full of excellent performances, shocking gore, and genuine laughs. Strange for a film that at its heart is how one deals with trauma.
Scream Factory Releases ‘Night of the Creeps’ Collectors Edition Blu-ray
I remember the commercials and the tag line for Night of the Creeps when it was first released back in 1986.
Cinepocalypse Review: Animated ‘Attack of the Demons’ Falters on Script
Cinepocalypse selection ‘Attack of the Demons’ uses a fascinating animation technique, but the story doesn’t quite hit its intended target audience.
‘Escape Room’ is a Solid, PG-13 Thriller
After nearly turning it off, Andy Burns discovers that Escape Room is a decent thriller that works within its PG-13 boundaries.
Review – In Jordan Peele’s ‘Us,’ We Are The Monsters
Jordan Peele’s new horror movie, ‘Us,’ is a twisted mirror image nightmare and in his review, Sachin Hingoo calls it “scary as hell.”
Eat the Poor: ‘The Cannibal Club’ Gleefully Snacks on the Class War
The violent Brazilian satire, ‘The Cannibal Club,’ keeps viewers entertained with a clever story, graphic sex and gore, and a wonderful visual aesthetic.
Andy Burns’ 5 Favourite Films of 2018
Favourites and Best Of lists can difficult. I don’t keep track of every single film I watch during the year (though maybe I should for 2019), so it’s always a case of trying to recall what films I really connected with. On that note, here’s my list of my five favourite films of 2018.
31 Days of Horror: ‘Halloween: Resurrection’ Proves Some Things Should Stay Dead
Watch with glazed boredom as Dimension Films runs a once beloved franchise into the ground with ‘Halloween: Resurrection,’ a dreadful experience in awfulness.