Rhys Frake Waterfield has become yet another filmmaker who can barely even stand in Damien Scott Leone’s shadow for the modern horror junkie. I waited several months for Winnie The Pooh Blood & Honey, and though I am glad that the runtime for this film was thoroughly abbreviated so that way I could have the… Read More »
Titanic just recently had it’s 25th anniversary, so I had decided to challenge myself to a James Cameron double feature while the majority of Western society had their eyes focused on this year’s Super Bowl (Shoutout to KCK). While I was pleasantly surprised that I was able to enjoy and identify with the characters featured… Read More »
Some films should never be brought to the big screen. She Came From The Woods is one of those very films. No amount of homage to Children of the Corn, Bucket of Blood,Nightmare on Elm Street, Sleepaway Camp, and countless other legendary cult classics could not help She Came … from looking so trife on… Read More »
Although Invaders from Mars is a film that proved to be influential, I regret that to say it wasn’t a movie that I’d been aware of for a long time. This movie hails from the early age of SF films, well before my time, much less my interest in the genre. Because of this, the… Read More »
Hang out with Jeff and Nemesis of the Cinema Crusaders as they talk with Director Erik Boccio and star London May of the new Dark Sky Films horror flick, Night of the Bastard. Tuen in to learn all about this amazing indie film and more… [embedded content] Follow them on Social at:@darkskyfilms / @bastardfilm2022 Thanks… Read More »
As a whole I can say that Candy Land might well be the most brutal film I’ve ever seen. That’s saying a lot when I’ve entertained such fare as The Exorcist, Saw, the French horrors Inside and Martyrs and Lars Von Trier’s Antichrist and even the notorious Serbian Film. However. I find that Candy Land… Read More »
When one mentions the name of George Lucas, one of two franchises typically will come up immediately, usually Star Wars or Indiana Jones. However, Lucas also was involved with films that branched outside of his usual serial-style adventure tales, most notably THX-1138, American Graffiti and Red Tails. Willow tends to fit more within Lucas’s traditional… Read More »
If 2018’s “Black Panther” was not enough to expose the incompetencies of The Panther Tribe after the death of King T’Chaka in 2016’s “Civil War”, then Coogler’s second offering in the land of Wakanda in 2022 brought a point home that the United Nations would love to deliver : that countries they deem third world… Read More »
Sinphony is a horror anthology film Clubhouse Horror which invited new talent from around the globe to offer up original short films packaged as part of an overarching story line. I had the pleasure of chatting with the many creators involved in this series and it was a delightful experience but now it’s time to… Read More »
If “Smile” is the renaissance of the psychological thriller and “Don’t Look At The Demon” takes the spirit of the demonic possession trope in horror to new levels then Damien Leone’s “Terrifier II” is the modern crown jewel of instant cult classic horror cinema. David Howard Thornton is both imposing and humorous as Thornton’s Art… Read More »