Author: chris

I love a good creature feature and sadly this was not one of the good ones.

Much better than I was expecting. The first half dragged a bit but once you get to the pool scene it really takes off from there.

Cliche from start to finish. Someone who’s never seen a horror movie before probably wouldn’t even be surprised by it.

Proof that there are still interesting stories to tell with zombies. I was invested the main actor’s methodical plan to survive long term. The creepy silent zombies were original too.

Visceral and pretty unrelenting. I liked it a lot. I also have to wonder what the fake blood budget was on this movie, it had to be at least 25% of the total budget.

I can see the potential in the idea of this movie but I just couldn’t get into it.

A creepy and twisted tale with a couple of good scares thrown in for good measure.

Terrific follow-up to the equally charming Turbo Kid. The kids acted so convincingly I never felt this was just another ripoff of the 80s aesthetic that is so prevalent nowadays.

I actually found this movie pretty tame because it only had one decent scare and way too much pointless dialogue.

It was a lot to take in and will probably require multiple viewings to fully digest this trippy heavy metal stoner’s take on revenge.

Way better than I was expecting. The plot was ridiculous but the puppet carnage more than made up for it.

Good creature designs. I really liked the setting. I wasn’t a huge fan of the story but by the end it won me over.

This review may contain spoilers. I spent most of the movie completely baffled to what was going on, but then the movie time looped back on the filmmaker’s first movie Resolution and my mind was blown. I can’t wait to watch both movies again.

Pretty run of the mill zombie fare. The only funny thing was how the victim’s wound with explode with blood after every zombie bite.