The Devils Carnival Review Plucked straight out of tales from Aesop’s Fables, we follow the stories of three sinners; Ms. Merrywood the thief [Briana Evigan], Tamara the naïve girl [Jessica Lowndes] and John the grieving father [Sean Patrick Flannery], who all fall victim to their sins and begin a journey […]
Continue ReadingTerror of Dracula (2012) Review Bram Stoker’s Dracula is a tale of Terror and Horror. The original Vampire, Count Dracula, was neither sparkly, romantic, nor even erotic in any way. Dracula was a true Monster in every sense of the word. He fed on the blood, or life force of […]
Continue ReadingMadison County (2011) Review Upon arriving in the town and stepping into the local diner, they get the distinct feeling they’re not welcome. When asked about the author of the book and the killer, the diner owner, a little old lady, denies any knowledge of a killer ever being in […]
Continue ReadingBad Ass (2012): Review The film opens with the recreation of the epic beard man video in which Frank Vega (Trejo) defends an elderly black man on his local bus by beating up 2 skinheads. As in real life Vega becomes a cult hero and role model as a result of the […]
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Apartment 143 Review It took me a couple of days to sit down to write a review for the new to VOD release ‘Apartment 143.’ When this happens it usually means one of two things: either the movie was so fucked up that it took me a couple of days […]
Continue ReadingA Little Bit Zombie Review The film was directed by Thunder Bay, ON native Casey Walker, and brought to us by Cave Panting Pictures and the producers list is as long as my arm because the film was crowd funded which explained to me how it looks so good and […]
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Dear God No! Review Dear God No! is a 2011 exploitation revival movie. Written and directed by James Bickert and starring Jett Bryant and Paul McComiskey. The film includes many exploitation sub-genres such as: bikersploitation, nazisploitation, nunsploitation and psychedelic. Dear God No! follows a gang of bikers known as “The […]
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The Orphan Killer (2011) Review The film follows the life of two children who become wards of the state in New Jersey after a home invasion results in the murder of their parents. Having witnessed the murder, Marcus is forever changed. The siblings are sent to a Catholic orphanage where […]
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Slash in the Box Review Slash in the Box is a short written and directed by Nick Everhart. As you may guess by the title, it involves a jack in the box that is not your average play toy. Taking what we all know to be true (that these things […]
Continue ReadingAlways From Darkness (2012) Review Sent to me from Film Zero Productions, I was able to screen the recently released Always From Darkness by directors Phil Thomas and Matt Brooks. Without any inclination as to the plot beforehand, I dimmed the lights and sat down to see what this little […]
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