So here we are again… another Amityville film. This time with the horrendous title of Amityville Scarecrow (previously titled Amityville Cornfield which is marginally worse). If you can live with that, try this on for size. Amityville is now in England somewhere. OK then.
From writer/director Brett Piper comes Bacterium, a low-budget comedy horror that is so ‘up and down’, it’s hard to really know just how good or bad it really is.
Directed and edited by Aaron Fradkin, who stars alongside Wes Overby and Victoria Fratz. Diet is all about eating healthy.
The Forever Purge promised to be a big leap forward for the franchise but sadly, it’s more a baby step to yet more films further down the line. A bad movie? No. The worst Purge movie? Not by a long shot but it should have been so much better.
A slow car-crash of a movie, The Toll starts off strongly, building tension and letting the imagination run wild. Then slowly but surely, it begins to veer off the path leading to a disappointing crunch and everyone around wondering what the hell happened.
Night School is a fun and nice-looking slasher/mystery horror film that was caught up in the UK moral panic of the 80s known as video nasties.
A middling supernatural horror, Nails isn’t a complete waste of time thanks to another excellent job by Shauna MacDonald (The Descent) and the occasional good scare.
A couple of seconds shorter than Smiling Woman 2, Smiling Woman 3 begins with one of the series’ creepiest shots so far.
