When you see a horror movie not only titled ‘Frogs’ but with one of the amphibian’s front and centre on the box art, your imagination is likely to go wild. Sadly, Frogs doesn’t have much in the way of imagination instead taking the very serious and dour tone of an eco-horror.
Directed by Jamie Blanks, the husband and wife duo of Rob and Pia get lost while out on a boating excursion. They stumble across an isolated house where the owners aren’t so welcoming.
Written and directed by David A. Prior, Killer Workout (also known as Aerobicide) is 1987 slasher horror film. One that is very light on the slashing and very heavy on the sleazy shots of women working out.
Directed by Charles Band, Petrified might be one of the worst horrors to come from the director and Full Moon Productions to date. Which is saying a lot considering the rubbish they’ve put out.
They’re back! Puppet Master: The Littlest Reich is the 12th movie in the Puppet Master franchise, 13th if you include the non-cannon crossover with Demonic Toys, and a bloody reboot of the series!
Written and directed by Nicholas Michael Jacobs, the indie film Night is his debut. Telling the tale of a woman captured and tortured in front of a live stream audience.
Ripping off The Hills Have Eyes in a way but moving the location to the snowy mountains, Blood Tracks is everything great and terrible about 80s horror. On the one hand, it’s silly and cheesy but on the other, it’s a boring re-tread of better told stories.
