What makes Twas the Night a bad film is the trite story, lack of cohesion between tales, brutally bland characters, and suspect acting. A festive horror that you won’t want to find in your stocking this year.
Written by Ryan Smith, who co-directed the film with Tyler Foreman, Eldritch USA stars Graham Weldin, Andy Phinney, Cameron Perry, Aline O’Neill, Westan McNew, and Rebecca Claborn.
Writer and director Quarxx takes a freeform look at hell and what suffering can look like from a metaphysical point of view with Pandemonium.
Directed by Shannon Alexander, It’s Coming is a unique entry in the documentary subgenre of horror as it is a true-life story. Not a ‘based on a true story’ either. Which made for an immediate compelling watch.
These days, reimagined/remade films and sequels to classic horror are all the rage, but even then, it’s something of a surprise to see a sequel to The Mutilator pop up. Especially one that turns out to be so meta.
Directed by James Morris, who wrote the story with Michael Ballif and Colin Cunningham, He Never Left is such a frustrating film.
Demonic Toys: Jack Attack, which stars an evil jack-in-the-box with a grotesque killer-clown face. One look at this thing, and you will pray it never goes ‘pop’.
Directed by David Liz, who co-wrote the film with Manuel Delgadillo, The Welder is a film with ideas. Confusing ideas that don’t really become anything of note but can certainly be commended for some originality.
