Do you need a reminder of just how vapid and soulless found footage horror can be? How dry that particular well is? How lazy, frustrating and unenjoyable it often is? Excellent, sit back and waste 80 minutes of your time with Camera Phone.
From writer/director Brini Amerigo comes Dead House, a mashup of the home invasion horror and zombies! Out now via Wild Eye Releasing on VOD.
Ghoulies IV signs off the series in the most lacklustre way possible even though it makes a valiant attempt to tie into the original film.
After the runaway success of the 1990 monster movie, Tremors a sequel was inevitable but it wouldn’t be until 1996 that we got one. A direct to video release (for reasons that make little sense once you’ve seen it), Tremors 2: Aftershocks is an entertaining movie that holds up well in the story department and the creature effects.
A horror movie about a sentient car shouldn’t be good but thanks to great direction by John Carpenter and great acting (Keith Gordon and John Stockwell) Christine really impresses.
Way before The Conjuring 2 creeped movie audiences with its demonic nun, an unknown Spanish-made horror came out that has somewhat of a similar premise.
Three film students vanish after travelling into a forest to film a documentary on the local Claire Wizard legend, leaving only their footage behind.
Trucks is the second attempt to adapt the short Stephen King story of the same name and like it’s predecessor, gets it completely wrong.
