Horror Movie Review: Easter Bunny Bloodbath (2010)
Written and directed by Richard Mogg, Easter Bunny Bloodbath is a tongue in cheek, no-budget 80s throwback slasher comedy horror that falls flat in far too many areas.
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Horror Movie Review: The Night Before Easter (2014)
Written and directed by the pair of Joseph Henson and Nathan Johnson, The Night Before Easter is a super-low budget slasher horror.
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Horror Movie Review: Camp Massacre (2010)
Directed by Shaun Troke, it’s a relief that Camp Massacre is only 72 minutes long because it is a rough watch. A no budget horror, it has campers being killed and not a lot else.
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Horror Movie Review: The Babysitter (2017)
The Babysitter tries really hard. Really hard to balance horror and comedy but comes up short in both departments inevitably.
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Horror Movie Review: April Fool’s Day (2008 – Remake)
Like so many horrors before it, April Fool’s Day got remade in 2008. Remade in the laziest and most lacklustre way possible. Is this the worst remake? Not quite, but April Fool’s Day comes mighty close.
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Horror Movie Review: Mother’s Day Massacre (2007)
Jim is a shy teen under the ruling thumb of his over-bearing and abusive father. Things get to much for Jim and along with his friends, he sets out to track his mother down. His search leads him into the backwoods where him and his friends end up running into blood-thirsty hillbillies.
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Horror Movie Review: Blood Tracks (1985)
Ripping off The Hills Have Eyes in a way but moving the location to the snowy mountains, Blood Tracks is everything great and terrible about 80s horror. On the one hand, it’s silly and cheesy but on the other, it’s a boring re-tread of better told stories.
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