Horror Movie Review: Joy Ride (2001)
Released in 2001, Joy Ride was directed by John Dahl and written by the duo of J.J. Abrams and Clay Tarver. The movie stars Paul Walker, Steve Zahn and LeeLee Sobieski.
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Horror Movie Review: Stage Fright (1987)
Stage Fright (no, not that one) is an Italian slasher horror that also goes under the name of Deliria, StageFright, StageFright: Aquarius, Aquarius, and Bloody Bird. It was directed by Michael Soavi and stars Barbara Cupisti, David Brandon, and Giovanni Lombardo Radice.
Horror Movie Review: Ice Queen (2005)
Ice Queen (also known as Avalanche Run) has three writers credited. One of which is director Neil Kinsella, which is not a good sign. It screams of half-baked ideas, rewrites and when the end result is Ice Queen everyone involved should feel a little embarrassed.
Horror Movie Review: Doom Asylum (1987)
Directed by Richard Friedman and starring Michael Rogen, Patty Mullen, Kristin Davis and Ruth Collins. Doom Asylum is a horror-comedy that has bad acting, terrible dialogue, awful effects and a nonsensical story yet is an entertaining movie.
Horror Movie Review: Shark Lake (2015)
The unimaginatively-titled Shark Lake is another in a long line of ‘shark’ movies made on the cheap and putting in as little effort as possible. Unlike many others in this sub-genre of horror, Shark Lake doesn’t play it for laughs.
Horror Movie Review: Alison’s Birthday (1981)
Attending Alison’s birthday will leave no lasting impact. You’ll have an alright time. Maybe a bit of fun here and there but you’ll be tucked up in bed by 10pm. Having left early out of boredom.
Horror News: Murder Made Easy Brings The Blood-Soaked Party To VOD On The 27th September!
Genre distributor Terror Films has acquired the worldwide digital rights to Dave Palamaro’s critically acclaimed “whodunnit” horror flick, Murder Made Easy. Terror Films has already begun the digital release with the film currently available on iTunes and Google Play.
Horror Movie Review: Brain Damage (1988)
Brain Damage was written and directed by Frank Henenlotter. The same mind that brought us Frankenhooker and Basket Case. His classic style of madness runs through Brain Damage like a thick and bloody vein.