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Wrong Turn 2: Dead End takes place in the same woods as the original film did. However, this time the reason that our characters are there is because of a reality television show much like survivor. Kimberley Caldwell plays herself as the only celebrity that is participating in the show. She isnâ… |
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Beware the Zeeks. Or is it Zekes? Either way, zare’s lots of Zs in WWZ, zousands even, zillions maybe. Zale get you unless Brad Pitt has his way, which he will. He’s Brad Pitt. In turn, he gets your 10 bucks. Pitt plus a Zillion Zekes zequals Zoutrageous Box Office for World War Z, gu…
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Where DO they get the energy? Darn Zs
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“Wolf Creek” is raw, nasty, bleak and unpleasant. As such it will undoubtedly, understandably turn away many viewers. For this horror fan, however, director Greg McLean’s visceral and disturbing debut is an extremely unsettling work of simplistic horror that refreshingly stands apart as a genre f… |
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Well, I did learn a bit about local history. Odd I’ve never been to the actual house. My wife tells me that, other than the obvious, many threads of the story are true to life. Poor old Mrs. Winchester dealing with the perceived guild of being part of the Winchester enterprise. I think the movie… |
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Lured in by a YouTube link to this free full length movie by an FB post, I had plenty of reservations about seeing a sequel to a movie I never heard of. Well, I got pulled in. It isn’t in line with my viewing history: the plot is hugely implausible. I mean, really, getting the ability to pred… |
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Whisper is an independent film about child possession. This horror sub-genre in general seems to typically be hit or miss. It is easy for it to end up with a mundane tone which hardly seems scary at all. The characters in this film serve as a good base, but Whisper works because it uses slyness a… |
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An actual improvement over the prolonged mediocrity that was its 1979 namesake, “When a Stranger Calls” amounts to a modest if ultra-glossy success in the sea of 21st century horror remakes. The central villain is a phone-calling psychopath apparently able to tear victims apart with his bare hand… |
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