Horror Movie Review: Don’t Look Up (2009)
Directed by Fruit Chan, Don’t Look Up is an American remake of the 1996 Hideo Nakata film of the same name (Joyû-rei). An incoherent mess that frustrates and bores.
Directed by Fruit Chan, Don’t Look Up is an American remake of the 1996 Hideo Nakata film of the same name (Joyû-rei). An incoherent mess that frustrates and bores.
If you’re suffering from insomnia then just put on director Alessandro Perrella’s Sinner aka Night of the Sinner and you’ll be asleep in no time at all.
Written by D.N. Grove and directed by David DeCoteau, as per usual, The Brotherhood VI: Initiation brings an end to the middling homoerotic horror series.
While it might be the fifth film in the series, The Brotherhood V: Alumni marks a tone shift for the franchise. One that borrows heavily from the likes of I Know What You Did Last Summer.
The Horde (French: La Horde) is a French horror film co-written and directed by Yannick Dahan and Benjamin Rocher. It stars Claude Perron, Jean-Pierre Martins, Eriq Ebouaney and Aurélien Recoing.
It follows a group of male friends who travel to a remote village in England for a ‘boys’ weekend’. Upon their arrival, they find out that all the women in the town have been transformed into ravenous literal man-eaters.
Tyler embarks on a quest to film a documentary based on an infamous horror movie, called The Hills Run Red. It’s widely considered the scariest movie ever made, with the deranged serial killer Babyface in the lead role. The film’s director disappeared years ago and there is no known copy of the film. Tyler’s obsession leads him down a path that delivers more than he bargained for.
In deep space, Corporal Bower and Lieutenant Payton are improperly awoken from hyper sleep. They’re aboard the Elysium. Both men have amnesia but remember almost everything about their training. The ship has a nuclear reactor that is becoming increasingly unstable. They soon discover that the Elysium is crawling with horrifying, cannibalistic humanoids.