While not a remake of the 1984 mind-wrapping madness that was Razorback, Boar shares quite a bit in common with it. The obvious being that it is an Australian horror film. One set in the Australian countryside and has people being attacked by a huge, bloodthirsty boar.
Upgrade is set in the near, technologically advanced future. It focuses on Grey Trace, a self-proclaimed technophobe. One day, his entire world is turned upside down when he is left paraplegic after a horrific mugging. Not only that but he was forced to watch his wife bleed out & die before his eyes. Contemplating suicide, Grey is given a lifeline in the form of an experimental computer chip implant called STEM.
Attack of the Adult Babies promises tongue in cheek silliness with plenty of toilet humour and unsurprisingly it delivers on both. Just be prepared for not a lot else in the way of entertainment.
The Demented sees the bar for zombie/infected horror, notices that it’s already super-low, makes its run-up before tripping and crashing head-first into it.
The 2nd book in Adam Baker’s zombie virus series, Juggernaut serves as a prequel to Outpost. A book that took the zombie apocalypse base idea and gave it a unique spin.
Almost 20 years later, for no reason beyond the fact that shark horror is in vogue at the moment, we got a sequel to the fan-favourite Deep Blue Sea. At best it can be called fun which is everything Deep Blue Sea 2 is not even though it tries very hard to copy events and sequences from the original.
A high-profile horror movie based on a character whose origins are traced back to a Creepy Pasta Internet meme in 2009 seems like a joke. It’s no joke though. The year is 2018 and we have had our Slender Man movie.
What a confused mess The Ninth Passenger is. A horror movie that really doesn’t seem to know what it wants to be. It has a badly told story, it is poorly shot, embarrassingly edited and horribly acted. A horrid mess that is more likely to put you to sleep than anything else.
