Death Valley: The Revenge of Bloody Bill is a horror from a specific time period. The period where you’d be standing in a video shop checking out the new releases and this one catches your eye. You know it’s going to be low-budget trash but the that in itself just makes it seem all the more charming. Over 82 minutes though, that charm really begins to rub off.
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A disappointing follow-up to the 2000 werewolf horror, Ginger Snaps. This sequel brings back the main cast, ups the gore and darkens the story. However, it’s far less fun and far less original.
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Calling itself the first gay slasher movie, regardless of the sexual orientation of the cast, Hellbent has huge shoes to fill in regards to slasher horror in general.
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Directed by David DeCoteau, Ring of Darkness sees a world famous boyband literally devour their new members to stay young.
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Violent and harsh on the eyes, Malevolence is horror movie written, produced and directed by Stevan Mena, and starring Samantha Dark and R. Brandon Johnson.
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A Graboid origin story could have been really good, one that takes the series back to its roots way before Ass-Blasters became a thing! Sadly Tremors 4: The Legend Begins doesn’t do this, instead choosing to focus on one character named Hiram Gummer who happens to be the great-grandfather of Burt Gummer.
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Cube Zero’s unlucky opening act enters a room and is sprayed with liquid that he thinks is only water. It’s not and the end result is his liquification. A solid start and it’s especially pleasing to see the Cube design revert back to what we saw in the first film. Although this bring a prequel, that does make sense.
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