Horror
The Craft – Film Review
If you haven’t experienced the magic of The Craft, it’s well worth a watch, especially if you’re drawn to films that delve into the complexities of youth, power, and friendship.
Interview with the Vampire – Film Review
Interview with the Vampire stands as a testament to the power of adaptation when executed with care and artistry. Neil Jordan’s directorial vision, coupled with outstanding performances and a richly textured world, makes for a mesmerizing cinematic experience.
Spree – Film Review
Spree is a cautionary tale that invites viewers to reflect on their own relationship with social media and its potentially devastating effects on human behavior.
Killer Book Club – Film Review
Killer Book Club offers a thrilling ride but falls short of being a true standout as a result, making it an enjoyable but flawed addition to the horror genre.
- 2023
- Horror
The Hills Have Eyes – Film Review
Alexandre Aja’s remake of The Hills Have Eyes is a visually striking and visceral horror experience that captures the essence of survival horror
Bad Things – Film Review
Bad Things falls short of the potential of its talented cast and its intriguing premise. Although Gayle Rankin’s performance gives the main character depth, the movie’s uneven tone, slow pacing, and reliance on shock value ultimately lessen its impact.
Cobweb – Film Review
Cobweb defies traditional genre conventions, seamlessly blending elements of psychological thriller, supernatural horror, and family drama.
- 2023
- Horror
From Beyond – Film Review
Stuart Gordon’s From Beyond is a captivating journey into the realm of cosmic horror. With its imaginative visuals, unsettling atmosphere, and standout performances, the film is a commendable adaptation of Lovecraft’s source material.
- 1986
- Horror, Science Fiction
Trapped in the Cabin – Film Review
While the cinematography occasionally creates captivating visual moments, Trapped in the Cabin is ultimately insufficient to save a movie that underachieves.
Clock – Film Review
Clock struggles to engage and captivate its audience, ultimately leaving viewers with a sense of confusion and detachment from its characters and story.