Horror
Friday the 13th – Film Review
Friday the 13th deserves credit for its historical significance within the horror genre. However, when viewed with a critical eye, it becomes clear that this film is more notable for its influence than its quality.
- 1980
- Horror
Blade: Trinity – Film Review
With a franchise that started strong and then dwindled into irrelevance, Blade: Trinity is a stark reminder that not all sequels are worth the wait.
Blade II – Film Review
Blade II is a visually stunning and action-packed installment in the franchise, offering a dark and immersive world filled with grotesque creatures and intense combat.
Blade – Film Review
Blade, directed by Stephen Norrington, is a trailblazing entry in the vampire genre that successfully melds elements of horror, action, and comic book aesthetics.
House of Wax – Film Review
If you’re looking for a gory and entertaining horror flick with impressive practical effects, House of Wax can provide a decent scare and some memorable moments.
Freddy vs. Jason – Film Review
Freddy vs. Jason had the potential to be a horror fan’s dream come true, bringing together two iconic villains for an epic showdown.
- 2003
- Horror
New Nightmare – Film Review
Wes Craven’s New Nightmare is a standout entry in the Nightmare on Elm Street series that successfully reinvents the franchise while paying homage to its roots.
The Nun II – Film Review
I strongly advise giving the sequel a chance if, like me, you were let down by the first The Nun. You might be pleasantly surprised by what it has to offer.
Piglady – Film Review
Piglady is a missed chance for fun, campy horror. The film suffers from pacing issues, underdeveloped characters, lackluster performances, uninspired cinematography, and a poorly written script despite its intriguing premise and cast of talented actors.
Freddy’s Dead: The Final Nightmare – Film Review
Freddy’s Dead: The Final Nightmare was intended to be the swan song of a beloved horror franchise, but it ultimately disappoints on multiple levels.