Should you decide to take the Christmassy plunge, you’ll find a surprisingly alright shark-horror movie in Santa Jaws. One that embraces the silliness behind it. Tries hard to make it feel festive and doesn’t overstay its welcome.
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Written and directed by the duo of David Ian McKendry and Rebekah McKendry. All the Creatures Were Stirring is a holiday anthology horror and is a massive disappointment.
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From David Del Rio in his directorial debut comes a festive horror to make you feel a tad uncomfortable and a whole lot of disappointment. Disappointment because Sick for Toys lacks substance and feels fragmented and vacant.
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Ugly Sweater Party is a Troma-esqe horror comedy. In that it’s absurdly silly, utterly offensive in the best possible way and low-budget trash.
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It’s not good. It’s not the worst Krampus related horror we’ve seen but it’s also so far from the best. The biggest crime? It’s so boring.
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Office Uprising desperately wanting to be the office version of Shaun of the Dead but being more like a poor parody of the comedic horror classic.
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Directed by Brad Twigg, WrestleMassacre has it faults. Many faults yet it is so silly and so overtly violent that it’s hard to not enjoy.
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DeadTectives is a comedy horror movie directed by Tony West, who co-wrote the film’s script with David Clayton Rogers. The plot surrounds a group of reality show ghost hunters whose ratings have been steadily declining no matter how often they try to fake paranormal events.
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