Sint (Saint in Europe and Saint Nick in the US) is a 2010 Dutch comedy horror directed by Dick Maas. It tells a dark and twisted story surrounding Sinterklaas, the character on which the Anglo-Saxon Santa Claus is based.
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A fan-made sequel, Silent Night, Deadly Night 6: Santa’s Watching implies it is an actual official entry in the series which it isn’t but then it is, kind of. You see what we have here a short, super-low budget flick that continues the Billy/Ricky story-line of the first three movies.
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Unaware is a reminder of just how devoid of originality the found footage sub-genre of horror is. How lazy, uninspired and insipid many of these movies are.
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One of Full Moon Pictures more famous franchises, how Killjoy every managed to get one sequel let alone several is head-scratching. Yet in 2010, 8 years after Killjoy 2, we got the third film in the series.
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Written and directed by Richard Mogg, Easter Bunny Bloodbath is a tongue in cheek, no-budget 80s throwback slasher comedy horror that falls flat in far too many areas.
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Directed by Shaun Troke, it’s a relief that Camp Massacre is only 72 minutes long because it is a rough watch. A no budget horror, it has campers being killed and not a lot else.
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The 2004 slasher horror, Malevolence was a decent flick. Gritty and cruel, it had many moments that stuck in the mind. Six years after its release we got the follow-up, a prequel called Malevolence 2: Bereavement.
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