The Guardian’s major selling point is that it is directed by William Friedkin, the director of the original Exorcist who also co-wrote it with Dan Greenburg and Stephen Volk. The former of those two is also the author of the book the movie is based on called The Nanny.
Out on VOD this May, High Octane Pictures will release Dead List, a horror movie that sees a struggling actor curse his fellow competitors using a demonic book.
Released in 2000, Cherry Falls continues the trend of poor Scream copycat slashers with a story that is hilariously absurd. Directed by Geoffrey Wright, and starring Brittany Murphy, Jay Mohr, and Michael Biehn. The plot sees a small Virginia town targeted by a serial killer who enjoys offing teenaged virgins.
30 Days of Night: Dark Days is a sequel to the 2007 horror, 30 Days of Night and an adaption of the graphic novel of the same name. Released in 2010 and set one year after the events of the first film, it sees Stella on a mission to expose and eradicate the vampire menace that decimated the Alaskan town of Barrow.
They don’t make movies like this anymore. Let’s all be thankful of that. Written by Carl Kitt and directed by Don Keeslar, Bog is cheap, poorly shot, poorly acted & a chore to get through. It’s a bad horror movie that has next to no redeeming features.
A group of people come under attack from a town full of inbred hicks with serious bloodlust. It’s a familiar plot, one that has been done a fair bit of the years. Inbred isn’t doing anything new but what it does have is a gleefully high amount of gore & blood!
Night of the Dribbler is a comedy slasher shot in 1990 that remained unreleased in the US until 2009. In a stunning turn of false advertisement, the company behind its eventual release (Code Red DVD) describes it as a ‘lost classic’. Which tells you one thing…they did not watch this abysmal movie.
An anthology film, Tales From the Crypt is a 1972 British horror directed by Freddie Francis. Each short, five in total, are based on stories from EC Comics. Horror anthologies were pretty popular in 1970s but Tales from the Crypt stands out thanks to the excellent told stories within.
