Horror Reviews

The Woman in Black [2011] Review The resurgence of Hammer has so far thrown up one underseen and underrated British based film (Wake Wood) an average remake (Let Me In) and a genuinely dreadful throwback (The Resident), but this latest production perhaps sticks closest to the formula of old. Based […]

Bloodsucking Babes From Burbank (2006) Review I am a fan of low budget horror movies. I’m also af an of B-movies.  I also really enjoy some humour mixed with my horror.  When a movie combines these three things, I can be often found watching, content like a kitty cat with some […]

The Woman In Black (1989) Review I have this little obsession with making sure that I do a little research into upcoming horror that interests me. In this day and age unfortunately that usually means watching the original movie. I’ve written about haunting stories before but this time we’re going […]

Dead Weight (2012) Review The other day I was lucky enough to be invited to the premiere of post – apocalyptic indie horror thriller, Dead Weight. Written and directed by John Pata (Better Off Undead) and Adam Bartlett; the film stars Joe Belknap, Mary Lindberg, Aaron Christensen, Michelle Courvais, Sam […]

Christmas Evil (1980) Review Time to jump into the Holiday season with a properly themed horror review. Christmas has always been a fun time of year, for horror. Everyone sort of gets off on the macabre concept of this special time of year being ruined by killer Santas or evil […]

Christmas Horror: Treevenge (2008) Review It’s about that time of the year again. The snow is falling; people’s houses and yards are full of tacky plastic Christmas decorations, while I am building inappropriate snowmen to display for the towns children and drinking more whiskey to keep warm. It’s also the […]

Scalene Review Now going in, Scalene, isn’t exactly horror or even a thriller but more upon the lines of a hybrid between the two which has been shot in such a way that we get three points-of-view in what is being called as a perceptual thriller. While watching this, its […]

Red State (2011) Review There comes a moment in Red State, the first “horror film” by indie darling and View Askewniverse maestro Kevin Smith, when something happens that is at first so extraordinarily unexpected that the film seems about to launch itself into the stratosphere of greatness. That moment, when […]

Apollo 18 Movie Review I just came back from seeing Apollo 18 and am ready to report in with my completely spoiler free review. Because nobody likes when a review spoils a movie now do we? For the longest time the studio has been plugging Apollo 18 and the viral […]