Horror Movie Review: Deadcon (2019)
Another modern horror that thinks it is saying something about the dangers of internet fame. Deadcon is as vapid and empty as the soulless who pose for the perfect Instagram snap.
Another modern horror that thinks it is saying something about the dangers of internet fame. Deadcon is as vapid and empty as the soulless who pose for the perfect Instagram snap.
An interesting concept, good cast and clever setup isn’t enough to save Ring Ring from being a disappointing and boring movie.
Two men wake up in a dilapidated bathroom chained to pipes on opposite sides of the room. They are part of a game designed by the twisted mind of Jigsaw.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.