A sequel to the 1986 film Witchboard, a middle of the road horror about a Ouija board/ghost possession, Witchboard 2: The Devil’s Doorway sticks to the same formula to slightly better results.
A middling sci-fi/horror, Thirst is a clichéd monster movie with some of the most generic characters seen in some time. It’s by no means a recommend watch but it plays everything so safely, if it was on TV and you had 90 minutes to spare, you could do much worse.
The second film in the Evil Bong franchise, directed by the legendary Charles Band and released in 2009. Evil Bong 2: King Bong is just as silly as the first film but in a surprising turn of events, is a bit funnier and hell of a lot more endearing.
Written and directed by Sam Salerno, The Dark Side of the Womb is wacky, gleefully so from the very moment it begins.
A disappointing horror, Flay commits the ultimate sin in horror by just not being very interesting. It’s a shame as it’s a competently made movie.
Francis Makes A Friend is mind-trip of a horror short, one with bundles of imagination. Produced and directed by Jake Braden.
Room for Rent stars Lin Shaye as Joyce, a lonely old woman who becomes dangerously obsessed with a drifter who stays at her home.
Safe in their protective cage, two thrill-seeking siblings come face to face with a group of majestic great whites. Their worst fears soon become a reality when the cage breaks away from their boat, sending them plummeting to the ocean floor with a dwindling supply of oxygen.
