One Line Review

Just when you thought the vampire, reality/found footage, and mockumentary genres had run their course along comes What We Do In Shadows to make you realize it's not the genre, but…

In the annals of 80s of slasher movies, Sleepaway Camp may not rank very high and that's a shame, because it's one of the more original slashers to come out of the 80s (Hey, the di…

You shouldn't take Zombeavers too serious (Come one, it's about zombie beavers) because it doesn't, but it's still a fun and, at times, gory little movie. (P.S. Bill Burr's two …

Ted Geoghegan's We Are Still Here attempts to do something different with the old demon possessed house trope, but a storyline that trips over itself and lackluster performances pr…

Although we never learn what “it” is (We could argue “it” is an allegorical reference to the spread of STDs in a growing promiscuous teenage population with no more emotional conne…

What Dark Was the Night lacks in traditional jump-at-you-horror it more than makes up in good characters, mood, and great cinematography rarely seen in other horror movies. B+…

Dead Snow has all your horror movie tropes- friends on vacation, a secluded locale, a cabin, a character who loves movies- but the intense action, over the top gore, and Nazis risi…

Troma films have never been known for their couth, but the low-budget, sick, over-the-top nonsense makes Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead a zombie movie you will never forge…

In season one of Z Nation, The Asylum (Responsible for such classics as Sharknado, Atlantic Rim, and Transmorphers) managed to steal and tweak the best elements of The Walking Dead…

If the zombie wars were fought in the 40s the result would be Fido, a wonderful and heartfelt zombie movie set in a Leave it to Beaver world.…