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.
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.
Cranking these movies out at an eye-wateringly fast rate, writer/director/actor Nigel Bach brings us the fourth entry in the Bad Ben series called The Mandela Effect.
The fourth Hammer Dracula movie and the third to star Christopher Lee, Dracula Has Risen From the Grave was released in 1968.
Playing out like a documentary, The Tunnel is an Australian found-footage horror movie directed by Carlo Ledesma. It stars Bel Deliá, Andy Rodoreda, Steve Davis, Luke Arnold and unsurprisingly is set in the abandoned railway tunnels of Sydney, Australia.
Directed by Ritchie Steven Filippi and written by Evan Bass (who also acts in the movie), The Eve sees two couples heading to Martha’s Vineyard to celebrate New Year’s Eve.
P2’s basic premise is throughly unexciting, it screams ‘taking itself too seriously’, Which it does. However, it’s great to be wrong as P2 is a wild psychological horror that entertained and even surprised.
Sint (Saint in Europe and Saint Nick in the US) is a 2010 Dutch comedy horror directed by Dick Maas. It tells a dark and twisted story surrounding Sinterklaas, the character on which the Anglo-Saxon Santa Claus is based.
