Chiller Films has an interesting catalog of films, and I hope, though ChillerTV is off the air, that they will continue with SYFY. Animal (2014) kept me on the edge of my seat through most of it. Of course, there were a few bland spots, but they didn’t last long. My favorite part of this…
Having read Stephen King’s 2013 novel Doctor Sleep, I had my bias about the story in place before I watched the movie. For once, I didn’t sit there, thinking, what about this or that? maybe, that was because it’s been several years since I read it and all the details weren’t fresh in my mind…
Friday the 13th: A New Beginning (1985) is the fifth installment of the Jason Voorhees saga, where Tommy Jarvis, a young-man suffering from PTSD from events with Jason. This chapter isn’t my favorite, it’s over the top and predictable with a few of the campy elements I’ve come to love about the franchise. The biggest…
Wishmaster (1997) is the first and the best in the four movie franchise, probably because Wes Craven made this one, but not the others. There’s some great cameos and supporting roles by actors from other horror movies, which was fun to see them in different roles, though it’s always strange to see Robert Englund in any role but Freddy Krueger….
With the recent reboot of the Critters franchise, I figured I should check out Critters (1986) again, to refresh my memory of what it’s all about. The story is about aliens that escape from an asteroid prison to Earth where they wreak havoc on rural town. It’s like a mix of Gremlins (1984) and The…
Sometimes I come across a train wreck and can’t stop watching it. The Video Dead (1987) is one of those movies, and I still can’t believe I watched it to the end. It is different from other zombie movies, where cutting off their heads doesn’t kill them, but if you trick them into thinking they…
The only other gay horror/thriller that I’ve seen was a typical slasher that I loved, however today, I’m not talking about that one, I’m talking about B&B (2017). The English countryside setting is charming, even the house has potential to make a fun little gothic tale or even a vampire flick. If it’d been either,…
American Exorcist (2018) is not what I expected. During the opening sequence, I kept wondering if was watching the correct movie as it starts with an awkward office Christmas party in 1984. Even when the psychotic woman starts shooting everyone, I still wasn’t sure. At least, the cheese level in this sequence was over the…
