Evil Bong: High-5 is a low point for Full Moon Pictures. A lazy entry in a series that has already massively over-stayed its welcome. This is the fifth Evil Bong movie, sixth if you’re counting the crossover, Evil Bong vs. Gingerdead Man and it’s still not the last.
Released in 2017 under the name Dead Ant, Giant Killer Ants is probably a more apt title for a movie that promises ant-related high-jinks, comedy, nudity and gore. It delivers the ants and some of the rest but ultimately is nothing but a half-hearted forgettable comedy horror. More memorable for who is actually in it rather then what they do.
Written by Mari Hamill, Werewolf Nights’ blends werewolf fantasy, romance and horror to tell a compelling story with many twists and turns.
Directed by Chris O’Neill, Headshots is not the first movie to cast an eye towards Hollywood for its horror theme. However, thanks to a well written story, good acting and a smart look at the seedy side of LA, it’s a movie that stands out from the pack.
Sticking solidly to the slasher formula, Splatter University was directed by Richard W. Haines and starring Forbes Riley and Dick Biel.
A modern take on the classic fairy tale, Hansel & Gretel was directed by Anthony C. Ferrante and stars Dee Wallace, Brent Lydic and Stephanie Greco.
Jigsaw (no, not that one) is a 2002 straight to video horror written and directed by the duo of Don Adams and Harry James Picardi. A no budget horror that looks as cheap as it feels but thanks to a short run-time keeps things fairly entertaining.
Everyone’s favourite scream queen, Dee Wallace is back in a horror movie about demonic dolls! No, it’s not the latest entry in the Puppet Master series but rather a new effort from director, Cuyle Carvin in his debut.
