Directed by Lola Wallace who co-wrote it with Tom Devlin, The Trek is a horror movie surrounding a missing couple. Told in documentary style with interviews from the couple’s families and friends as well as seeing the events that befell the pair.
Directed by David DeCoteau, Ring of Darkness sees a world famous boyband literally devour their new members to stay young.
The best horror movies are often the ones where you care about the characters in peril. Incubus is not one of those movies.
It’s hard to be too harsh to The Incredible Melting Man as it seems to revel in its own ‘badness’. It’s aware that it is mostly thrash. However it would be one to avoid completely if it wasn’t for the uber gooey effects of the title character.
Written and directed by Jesús Franco (amongst others), a name synonymous with sleazy and erotic horror, A Virgin Among the Living Dead is a film that rises above its trashy name and differing versions to actually be somewhat of a decent watch.
The 2004 slasher horror, Malevolence was a decent flick. Gritty and cruel, it had many moments that stuck in the mind. Six years after its release we got the follow-up, a prequel called Malevolence 2: Bereavement.
Expectations were low, very low going into Dead in the Water however the premise intrigued and the end result? Not as bad as expected!
The modern trend of rose-tinted glasses for everything of the past has many a person wishing for the days of video rental stores. Well, they’re not coming back so to get your fix you have to watch movies like Video Violence. A horror that is gloriously 80’s in look and style, capturing that time perfectly.
