Meagan & Jonathan are a couple who have just moved into a beautiful yet secluded property situated in the Australian outback. On the 1st night, they receive an ominous letter that reads “On the first night he’ll watch you play, he’ll lust for more and want his wicked way”.
Ted may look like a zombie but don’t you dare tell him that. According to Ted, it’s just a skin condition he picked up while on his family vacation in the Caribbean.
A group of college students who are all part of the debate team depart on a three-day journey to the national championships. Stuffed into a ‘past its best’ bus, their journey sees a number of strange events occur that constantly slows them down. It culminates in the bus hitting something in the road and breaking down at midnight on day 3.
Amityville Prison sees a group of friends get bored of their house party and sneak into an abandoned prison to do some ghost hunting.
The Ice Cream Truck is a baffling watch. Suburbia has a problem and for Mary, who has just moved in, it could be the death of her. A slasher, a thriller, a mystery, a tongue in cheek poke at suburban life? Who knows? This film doesn’t seem too.
Everything about Party Night screams 80’s slasher tribute. From the movie artwork to the simple story of partying teens being slaughtered by an unseen figure. Party Night isn’t trying to be original and that’s OK.
A child actor as a main character usually doesn’t bode well for a film, does it pay off in Stephanie (2017)?
The interesting premise of Boots on the Ground is completely ruined by the found footage style it employs. It is one of the most unwatchable modern horrors even if it does feel really authentic.
