B.C. Butcher, 2016 – ★★
It's hard to be too harsh on something made by a teenager. The ambition is easy to admire, and the…
Category: MOVIE REVIEWS
The Nesting, 1981 – ★★★
It throws haunted houses, mystery, and psychological horror into the same pot with mixed results. The strange blend keeps it…
Across the River, 2013 – ★★
The atmosphere is there, but it's hard to appreciate when so much is swallowed by the darkness. Instead of building…
Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie, 2025 – ★★★
I'd never even heard of these guys before, but I have to respect the sheer nerve it took to pull…
Skull: The Mask, 2020 – ★★
The premise and creature design hint at something memorable, but it never fully capitalizes on either. A decent concept that…
Breathing Happy, 2022 – ★★★
I can't say I understood most of it, but I was never bored. The dreamlike visuals and fragmented storytelling create…
Kill, 2011 – ★
Painfully dull from start to finish. It keeps waiting for something memorable to happen, but the flat characters and lifeless…
War Machine, 2026 – ★★★★
Delivers exactly what it promises—clean, punchy action with a slick sci-fi edge. The pacing rarely lets up and the set…
Achoura, 2018 – ★★
Feels like a bargain-bin riff on It, but without the character work to sell it. A few creepy moments, but…
Girls School Screamers, 1986 – ★★
It spends so long wandering empty hallways you start checking the clock. The setup teases a slasher, but the pacing…
The Russian Bride, 2018 – ★★★
A slow crawl that tests your patience for most of the runtime, then flips into chaotic brutality right at the…
The Last Horror Film, 1982 – ★★★
Held together almost entirely by Joe Spinell, who brings a sweaty, unsettling edge that keeps things watchable. The structure meanders…
Messiah of Evil, 1974 – ★★★
More mood than momentum, drifting through eerie seaside dread with hypnotic narration and striking imagery. The slow burn can test…
100 Tears, 2007 – ★★★
Barebones story just exists to string together carnage, but the practical effects do the heavy lifting. The gore is gnarly…
The Quake, 2018 – ★★★
At some point you start wondering if this family is cursed.