Southbound (2015) Review – A Seamlessly Interconnected Horror Anthology
Radio Silence and David Bruckner deliver a unique, loop-based horror anthology in Southbound. Five stories bleed into one another on a desolate desert highway.
31 Days of Halloween 2023
For the month of October 2023 we are reviewing a horror movie everyday. After covering some bigger movies in 2022. This year is going to be strictly about movies I love. With shorter format, punchier reviews for K-O-Ween we pick a horror movie to fill each day right up until Halloween itself. Check back everyday from October 1st for more.
They Look Like People (2015) Review – A Masterclass In Indie Psychological Horror
Perry Blackshear delivers a haunting and sympathetic portrayal of mental illness in They Look Like People. Two friends reconnect as one suspects a monstrous invasion.
Evil Dead 2 (1987) Review – A Groovy Masterpiece of Horror and Comedy
Sam Raimi and Bruce Campbell reunite for Evil Dead 2, the ultimate “re-quel.” Buckets of blood meet slapstick comedy in this pulse-racing horror thrill ride.
May (2002) Review – A Wickedly Funny and Tragic Cult Classic
Lucky McKee delivers a quirky, grungy masterpiece with May. Angela Bettis stars as a lonely outsider who takes the idea of “making a friend” to a literal extreme.
Excision (2012) Review – A Wickedly Funny and Visceral Psychological Horror
Richard Bates Jr. delivers a stylishly depraved character study with Excision. A troubled teen goes to surgical extremes to win her mother’s approval.
Pontypool (2008) Review – A Chilling and Intellectual Lo-Fi Horror
Bruce McDonald delivers a brilliant “chamber piece” horror with Pontypool. A radio shock jock discovers that language itself has become a deadly weapon.
Resolution (2012) Review – A Masterclass In Meta Indie Horror
Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead deliver a daring, genre-bending debut with Resolution. Two friends find themselves trapped in a story they didn’t write.
