Horror Movie Review: Silent Night, Bloody Night (1972)
Directed by Theodore Gershuny, starring Patrick O’Neal and Mary Woronov, Silent Night, Bloody Night is a slasher horror that was released in 1972.
Directed by Theodore Gershuny, starring Patrick O’Neal and Mary Woronov, Silent Night, Bloody Night is a slasher horror that was released in 1972.
A well told story that cleverly drops in hints throughout for what will take place. Some great gore and some down-right hilarious moments can’t save Secret Santa from being a frustrating watch.
Not content with cursing the world with Feeders in 1996 and Night Crawlers the same year, the Polonia brothers decided to release a Christmas themed sequel to the former. In 1998, the pair wrote, starred in and directed Feeders 2: Slay Bells.
Mercy Christmas’ Michael Briskett’s chance to spend Christmas Day with a real family is everything he has ever wanted. Unfortunately for him though, he and the two others in the basement are on the menu!
We really didn’t need a Hannibal Lector prequel but his youth has been shrouded in mystery. How does a man become so twisted and evil? Hannibal Rising looks to give some insight into that and the end result is…decent.
In the small town of Hungerford something isn’t right and it all starts with the arrival of an intense storm that appears over the town suddenly.
An extension of a short that won writer and director Jacob Mulliken Pittsburgh Film Maker of the Year in November, 2013. Meltdown is a disappointingly bland, unfunny and boring zombie flick that devolves into a poor Walking Dead clone.
There is something so lovable about Killing Spree, a slasher/zombie horror written and directed by Tim Ritter and starring Asbestos Felt as Tom Russo.