Horror
Wishmaster 2: Evil Never Dies – Film Review
Wishmaster 2: Evil Never Dies is an enjoyable watch for its endeavors in offering a different, not necessarily better, perspective on its unique premise and an admittedly engaging lead performance from Andrew Divoff.
Wishmaster – Film Review
Whether for the thrills, the philosophical underpinnings, or simply for the spectacle of its spectacle, Wishmaster deserves attention.
Waxwork – Film Review
Waxwork is a creative and entertaining horror-comedy that should appeal to fans of classic horror. The film’s inventive premise and unique structure make for an engaging and entertaining watch, while its strong performances from its cast help to keep the…
Wendigo – Film Review
Wendigo delivers an uncommon blend of human fear and mythological horror through a restrained approach. It boasts solid performances from a talented cast, and a uniquely menacing atmosphere that compensates for its weaknesses in terms of storyline clarity and narrative…
Somewhere Quiet – Film Review
Somewhere Quiet isn’t a revelation in the psychological thriller genre, but it does enough to command our attention, providing an intimate exploration of the aftershocks of trauma.
Possum – Film Review
Possum provides a compelling venture into psychological horror. With its deft filmmaking, stark symbolism, and potent sound design, it stands as a haunting exploration of deeply ingrained terror.
Destroy All Neighbors – Film Review
Destroy All Neighbors comes off as a crazy concoction of half-realized potentialities. The aesthetic excellence, creative attempts, and bizarre humor keep it engaging to an extent, yet the shallow narrative waters and disjointed tone leave a lot to be desired.
Omen III: The Final Conflict – Film Review
Whether Omen III: The Final Conflict is considered an adequate end to the saga is subjective. But it’s hardly the robust resolution the series’ startlingly sinister start had the potential to climax into.
Death Spa – Film Review
As a relic of the 1980s horror genre, Death Spa fails to stand the test of time and remains a forgettable entry in the realm of cult films.
- 1988
- Horror
Damien: Omen II – Film Review
Damien: Omen II is a worthy follow-up to the iconic first film but falls short of reaching the same heights. While it successfully maintains the eerie atmosphere, impressive visuals, and solid performances, the film stumbles in terms of pacing, narrative…