Horror Movie Review: The Crescent Moon Clown (2018)
So here we go again. Back to the Steelmanville Road house for the fifth entry in the Bad Ben series. This one called The Crescent Moon Clown.
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Horror Movie Review: Hellgate (1989)
Directed by William A. Levey and starring Ron Palillo, Abigail Wolcott and Carel Trichardt, Hellgate is nonsense, utter nonsense. It has a horribly confused plot and an utterly insane final third. Normally this might make the movie entertaining but that’s not the case with Hellgate.
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Horror Movie Review: Garden of the Dead (1972)
Garden of the Dead aka Tomb of the Undead is a super low budget horror that was directed by John Hayes and stars Duncan McLeod, Lee Frost and Susan Charney.
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Horror Movie Review: Taste the Blood of Dracula (1970)
Two years after Dracula Has Risen From the Grave was released in 1968, Hammer was quick to pump out yet another in their popular vampire series. Called Taste the Blood of Dracula, it was released in 1970, directed by Peter Sasdy and saw a reluctant Christopher Lee reprise his role as the titular vampire.
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Horror Movie Review: Death Valley: The Revenge Of Bloody Bill (2004)
Death Valley: The Revenge of Bloody Bill is a horror from a specific time period. The period where you’d be standing in a video shop checking out the new releases and this one catches your eye. You know it’s going to be low-budget trash but the that in itself just makes it seem all the more charming. Over 82 minutes though, that charm really begins to rub off.
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Horror Movie Review: Here Comes Hell (2019)
Here Comes Hell is a horror comedy directed by Jack McHenry who co-wrote it with Alice Sidgwick. It stars Tom Bailey, Jessica Webber and Margaret Clunie. A fun romp of a movie, Here Comes Hell is a loving tribute to the classic horror of William Castle and gore-fests like Evil Dead.
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Horror Movie Review: The One Survivor Of Conifer (2019)
A minimal experience, The One Survivor of Conifer relies on two things. The performance of its one and only on-screen actor, Johnny Maya and the imagination of its audience. Combine the two and what we have here is a really impressive horror flick.
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