Horror Movie Review: Mandrake (2010)
From director Tripp Reed, who wrote the story with William B. Steakley and David Ray, Mandrake is one of those ‘oh so familiar’ SyFy TV movies.
From director Tripp Reed, who wrote the story with William B. Steakley and David Ray, Mandrake is one of those ‘oh so familiar’ SyFy TV movies.
The third film in the Lake Placid franchise (it’s still unbelievable that is an actual thing), the straight to TV comedy horror Lake Placid 3 comes from writer David Reed and director Griff Furst.
Directed by Christopher Leitch, starring Jeri Ryan and utilising every bland paranormal horror trope possible, Secrets in the Walls is the horror equivalent of a Lifetime/Hallmark rom-com.
A secret agent embarks on a quest for revenge when his fiancée is brutally murdered by the psychopathic serial killer.
13Hrs, aka Night Wolf, is a British werewolf horror film which proves, once again, that good werewolf horror films are a rare breed.
There are far worse ways to spend 50 minutes of your time and far worse zombie movies that you could watch. That might not sound like praise for the low-budget horror, Zomblies but it really is.
The Rig is a low budget horror movie set on an actual oil rig. That there is the main appeal of this ‘could be a SyFy but isn’t’ movie.
For its ‘no-budget’ state, lack of name-power and the fact that it’s called Santa Claus vs. the Zombies, what we have here is an entertaining horror comedy.