Tag: Halloween

No Man’s Land: Rise of the Reeker (2008)

Written and directed by Dave Payne.  Starring Lew Temple, Valerie Cruz, Desmond Askew, Stephen Martines, Robert Pine, Mircea Monroe and Michael Muhney. Plot: a group of people stranded at a rest stop are stalked by the Reeker This movie is just a rehash really of the original Reeker (2005).  People get stuck and people get … Continue reading No Man’s Land: Rise of the Reeker (2008) →

6 of the Worst Weird Horror Movies

For Halloween, the month of October will be devoted to movies at least one of us recommends.  So, before we get to that, here are a series of horrible movies we're sorry we watched. 1. Nazi's At the Center of Earth (2012) Dominique Swain and Jake Busey star in this outlandish movie about, well, you … Continue reading 6 of the Worst Weird Horror Movies →

Fear Itself: The Circle (2009)

Directed by Eduardo Rodriguez.  Screenplay written by Richard Chizmar and Johnathon Schaech.  Based on a novel by Lewis Shiner.  Starring Johnathon Schaech, Ashley Scott and Victoria Pratt. Plot: a writer heads to a small town to recharge creatively on Halloween, when 2 trick or treaters bring him a book that brings about evil This was … Continue reading Fear Itself: The Circle (2009) →

Mama (2013)

Directed by Andres' Muschietti.  Written by Muschietti, Neil Cross and Barbara Muschietti. Starring Jessica Chastain and Megan Charpentier. Plot: Annabel and Lucas get custody of his nieces when they're found leaving in the woods alone in the woods for five years Lucas's nieces, Victoria and Lilly, don't come to his home alone though, do they? … Continue reading Mama (2013) →

Los Inocentes (AKA Bloody April Fool’s) (2013)

Written and directed by Carlos Alonso-Ojea, Didac Cervera, Marta Diaz de Lope Diaz, Laura Garcia, Eugeni Guillem, Ander Iriarte, Marc Martinez, Ruben Montero, Arnau Pons, Marc Pujolar and Miguel Sanchez. Additional writers are Albert Camps, Celia Lopez, Gerard Marti, Adria Naranjo, Daniel Padro and Lluis Segura. Starring Diana Gomez, Charlotte Vega, Enric Auquer, Alex Batllori, … Continue reading Los Inocentes (AKA Bloody April Fool’s) (2013) →

Backtrack (2015)

Written and directed by Michael Petroni.  Starring Adrien Brody, Jenni Baird and Sam Neill. Plot: when psychologist Peter (Brody) begins seeing dead people, he returns to his home town to uncover a horrifying truth about his past Peter is seeing ghosts.  Not just any ghosts though - all these ghosts seem to have died in … Continue reading Backtrack (2015) →

Kristy (2014)

Written By Anthony Jaswinski. Directed by Olly Blackburn. Starring: Haley Bennett, Ashley Greene, Lucas Till, Mathew St. Patrick and Chris Coy Plot: Justine (Bennett) is the lone straggler during Thanksgiving break in her dorm when a group of "thugs" terrorize her and she has to fight back. The last half of the movie is better … Continue reading Kristy (2014) →

5 Movies Starting with ‘H’ that Wish They Were Halloween

The Hamiltons (2006) Possibly one of the worst Films To Die For.  We will die if we ever have to watch it again.  A kid with a camera, some nasty incestuous sex scenes and a "surprise" ending that is fucking bullshit!  If DJ had known it was just a vampire story, he never would have … Continue reading 5 Movies Starting with ‘H’ that Wish They Were Halloween →

Chernobyl Diaries (2012)

Directed by Brad Parker.  Written by Oren Peli, Carey Van Dyke and Shane Van Dyke. Starring Jesse McCartney, Jonathan Sadowski, Devin Kelly, Dimitri Diatchenko, Nathan Phillips, Olivia Taylor Dudley and Ingrid Bolso Berdal. Plot: 6 tourists and a hired guide explore Chernobyl and find out that it isn't as deserted as they thought The 7 … Continue reading Chernobyl Diaries (2012) →

Warm Bodies (2013)

Written by Jonathan Levine (Screenplay) Issac Marion (Novel) Directed by Jonathan Levine. Starring : Nicholas Hoult, Teresa Palmer, Analeigh Tipton, John Malkovich, Rob Corddry, and Dave Franco. Plot: A Dead boy falls in love with a living girl. Let me just start off by saying I love this movie. I have got some flack for … Continue reading Warm Bodies (2013) →