REVIEW — Mosquito (1995)
When an alien ship crash lands near a forest marsh, the local mosquito population mutates and becomes giant, dog-sized bloodsuckers that attack camp-goers with an extreme intent to kill.

When an alien ship crash lands near a forest marsh, the local mosquito population mutates and becomes giant, dog-sized bloodsuckers that attack camp-goers with an extreme intent to kill.
A while back, I featured this film on a list of awesome shorts; today, I’m still thinking about Venefica and how it deserves its own review. Venefica actually had a big impact on me.
I’m continuing my Goosebumps kick with 1997’s The Haunted School. Bell Valley Middle School has some secrets, and new student Tommy gets right in the middle of this ghostly mystery.
Our unofficial official start to Universal’s Dark Universe may not have been the greatest, but it did make enough of a bang to last in our memories.
At times a little strange and silly, Junji Ito Maniac: Japanese Tales of the Macabre is a deep dive into the subconscious and salacious.
Halloween is great because it can be as scary or harmless as you like. Ron Reese’s Halloween is a simple masterpiece.
It’s not the first book in the series, but Stay Out of the Basement is one whose imagery is forever cemented in my head.
Raven’s Hollow was a surprisingly good entry into Edgar Allan Poe’s fictionalized life.
If the trailer scared me this bad, I wonder how the movie will be.
Is Halloween Ends my favorite movie? Definitely not. Does it fit into the series? I think so, yes. Is it a bad movie? No, and here’s why.