Directed by Matt Frame, Camp Death III in 2D is a stupid, lewd, gory and hilarious send-up of slasher horror while poking fun at one of the more enjoyable Friday the 13th sequels. A horror/comedy parody of Friday the 13th Part III 3D although it takes inspiration from slasher horrors in general.
While not a remake of the 1984 mind-wrapping madness that was Razorback, Boar shares quite a bit in common with it. The obvious being that it is an Australian horror film. One set in the Australian countryside and has people being attacked by a huge, bloodthirsty boar.
Attack of the Adult Babies promises tongue in cheek silliness with plenty of toilet humour and unsurprisingly it delivers on both. Just be prepared for not a lot else in the way of entertainment.
The Demented sees the bar for zombie/infected horror, notices that it’s already super-low, makes its run-up before tripping and crashing head-first into it.
Almost 20 years later, for no reason beyond the fact that shark horror is in vogue at the moment, we got a sequel to the fan-favourite Deep Blue Sea. At best it can be called fun which is everything Deep Blue Sea 2 is not even though it tries very hard to copy events and sequences from the original.
A high-profile horror movie based on a character whose origins are traced back to a Creepy Pasta Internet meme in 2009 seems like a joke. It’s no joke though. The year is 2018 and we have had our Slender Man movie.
What a confused mess The Ninth Passenger is. A horror movie that really doesn’t seem to know what it wants to be. It has a badly told story, it is poorly shot, embarrassingly edited and horribly acted. A horrid mess that is more likely to put you to sleep than anything else.
Going down the film within a film route, Sunset Society is a messy, low-budget and ugly vampire flick that stars some of the famous faces of rock and metal.
