While it does have inventive moments and does try to break away from some of the established formula, there is no denying that Final Destination Bloodlines is, at its core, another Final Destination film.
From Robert Michael Ryan comes Popeye the Slayer Man, the dumbest example of the current ‘child-friendly public domain characters being turned into villains’ horror trend, but also one of the best.
J. Horton’s A Hard Place is silly, violent, intense, and very gory. Sometimes that is all anyone wants from a horror film!
Arriving with some hype, mainly because it is written and directed by Osgood Perkins (2024’s Longlegs), The Monkey isn’t a great film, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t plenty of things to enjoy about it.
Demonic Toys: Jack Attack, which stars an evil jack-in-the-box with a grotesque killer-clown face. One look at this thing, and you will pray it never goes ‘pop’.
Demonic Toys turns out to have its own identity and in the case of this first film in the series, turns out to be mildly enjoyable.
Bloody Axe Wound is a modern example of where a good idea gets bogged down by an unnecessary confusing and unfocused story.
Isn’t horror wonderful? I mean what other form of entertainment gives us multiple visual stories about undead Nazi’s in long-forgotten bunkers?
