The mess of production and re-shoots that spanned three years is evident throughout Curtains. It doesn’t feel like a complete movie, instead a mix of scenes pasted together making for a disjointed watch. It’s a mess but it is surprisingly compelling.
Outpost III: Rise of the Spetsnez, the third and final (currently as of 2018) Outpost movie follows the formula set out by many third films in a franchise by going back to the beginning. Yes, Rise of the Spetsnez is a prequel.
For many Americans President Trump is a monster already. Richard Lowry and his co-writer Gregory P. Wolk have taken this idea and turned the POTUS into an actual monster. President Evil is a horror comedy that parodies Halloween.
Amityville Prison sees a group of friends get bored of their house party and sneak into an abandoned prison to do some ghost hunting.
Hold on to your pumpkins, this is a rough one. Halloween Night is unashamed in its attempt to grab a bit of the Halloween slasher cash by putting in next to no effort.
Are you ready for a ton of gore? A ton of nudity and a ton of horrible characters? If the answer is yes then you are ready for Blood Night: The Legend of Mary Hatchet.
A group of travellers all get stranded during a big thunderstorm and end up at a remote mansion owned by an elderly couple with a penchant for dolls. These dolls are bit a different though, they’re alive.
Milo is a horror movie about an evil child. Stop me if you’ve heard this before. Covered in late 90’s horror gloss, this is a horror that gets somethings right and somethings wrong. The end result is extremely mixed, maybe you’ll love it but many will hate it.
