Horror
Halloween II (1981) – Film Review
Halloween II is nowhere near as good as its predecessor, but it’s nevertheless a highly entertaining follow-up filled with eerie moments.
Carrie (1976) – Film Review
Carrie is an infinitely rewatchable, highly memorable, and deeply unnerving film that serves as proof that you don’t need an overcomplicated story or budget to make something truly great.
V/H/S/94 – Film Review
V/H/S/94 is the best in the franchise since the first thanks to its legitimately unnerving segments and impressive direction on display.
House (1986) – Film Review
House is a wonderfully stylish and gleefully entertaining horror film that packs quite a punch thanks to its ability to embrace its camp.
The Devil Inside – Film Review
The Devil Inside is one of the laziest and disastrously put-together horror films ever made.
Halloween Kills – Film Review
Halloween Kills is a devilishly bloody and riveting film that takes the franchise to extravagant new heights with huge emotional payoffs throughout.
We Summon the Darkness – Film Review
We Summon the Darkness is a far too simplistic film with not enough actual horror elements involved, instead opting for a more teen-comedy approach.
The Scary of Sixty-First – Film Review
The Scary of Sixty-First is actually not scary at all and features a weak and uninteresting script with misguided direction.
House at the End of the Street – Film Review
House at the End of the Street suffers from terrible writing, poor direction, and a story that quite honestly goes nowhere.
The Babysitter – Film Review
The Babysitter isn’t inventive but it does manage to deliver a heaping of over-the-top campy fun that’ll keep you entertained.