REVIEW — Hell House LLC (2015)
I’ve been missing Halloween lately, and with my new subscription to Screambox on Amazon, I have access to a million more horror movies, including the legendary Hell House LLC.
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New Year, New Me: Speculating the Trends of 2023
Last year was the year of opposites: new vs. old, remake vs. original, high budget vs. low budget, indie vs. studio, so on and so forth. This year, I think we will see a shift towards one side.
REVIEW — The Last Broadcast (1998)
It’s a shame that it was overshadowed by Blair Witch, because on scare factor and believability, The Last Broadcast has it beat for sure.
REVIEW — The Devil Inside (2012)
Usually, I’m not into exorcism movies (me being an athiest) so I don’t find them particularly scary and more eye-roll-inducing than anything. This though, was different.
Never Fails to Impress: As Above, So Below (2014)
As Above, So Below will never fail to impress me, and it’s a movie that I’d recommend to anyone looking for a high energy, fast-paced scare fest.
REVIEW: The Follower (2017)
David must ask himself: has Carol gone mad with grief of her family member’s deaths, or is something more sinister at work?
REVIEW: The Devil’s Well (2017)
What do you do when you’re accused of murder? Call up a team of supernatural sleuths and prove your innocence.
REVIEW: Living Among Us (2018)
If vampires were real, would the world accept them? A documentary crew scouts out a nearby family of bloodsuckers to see if these creatures of the night can really coexist with humans.
REVIEW: Creep (series)
There is literally no other way to describe these movies other than “Creep.”
REVIEW: We Are The Missing (2020)
There may be an explanation for missing persons cases worldwide. Too bad we can’t escape it.
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