Jim is a shy teen under the ruling thumb of his over-bearing and abusive father. Things get to much for Jim and along with his friends, he sets out to track his mother down. His search leads him into the backwoods where him and his friends end up running into blood-thirsty hillbillies.
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Directed by Jamie Blanks, the husband and wife duo of Rob and Pia get lost while out on a boating excursion. They stumble across an isolated house where the owners aren’t so welcoming.
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Steel Trap is a low-rent attempt at Saw blended with every slasher movie trope going. That description might make it sound interesting but Steel Trap really doesn’t nail any aspect of what it tries to do.
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We really didn’t need a Hannibal Lector prequel but his youth has been shrouded in mystery. How does a man become so twisted and evil? Hannibal Rising looks to give some insight into that and the end result is…decent.
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Crocodile horrors are rarely good movies. Normally CGI-fests they lack the ‘killer’ edge that makes them good villains. Black Water is different though. Proving to be a tension-filled and smart horror that does for crocodiles what Jaws did for sharks.
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British horror Dead Wood is written, produced and directed by Richard Stiles and David Bryant. It stars Emily Juniper, Fergus March, Rebecca Craven, Nina Kwok and John Samuel Worsey.
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Directed by Gregory Jacobs and starring Emily Blunt and Ashton Holmes, Wind Chill is a psychological/paranormal horror that, like its stars, breaks down in the snow and refuses to budge.
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