Combining folklore frights with psychological horror, The North Witch is a compelling watch that nails much of what it is going for. Directed by Bruce Wemple and written by Anna Shields, the basis of this horror tale is a classic, witches.
An inventive idea transformed into a solid anthology film; Conjuring Tapes does a decent job of delivering found-footage style frights with some twists on well-worn formulas.
She Killed in Ecstasy is not only entertaining but creates a femme fatale style character who has strong motivations for her murderous rampage and comes across quite sympathetic.
The latest entry in Jagged Edge Productions’ ‘Twisted Childhood Universe’, Peter Pan’s Neverland Nightmare is a brutal and gorier reimagining of the iconic Peter Pan story by J. M. Barrie.
She’s back! From DarkFun comes the sequel Funny Woman 2, a throughly entertaining horror short by M.A.
A DarkFun original, Funny Woman is a trippy, but entertaining watch. One that sees a woman meet a hilarious looking witch who entices her to play a twisted game of paper fortune teller.
While it does have inventive moments and does try to break away from some of the established formula, there is no denying that Final Destination Bloodlines is, at its core, another Final Destination film.
From Robert Michael Ryan comes Popeye the Slayer Man, the dumbest example of the current ‘child-friendly public domain characters being turned into villains’ horror trend, but also one of the best.
