So hey since we featured two horror movies this week starring Nicolas Cage, why not have another as a treat? Vampire’s Kiss is quite the treat. It is the quintessential Cage film. If anyone asks what it is like to experience one of his movies, this is the one to start them out with. We […]
Vampire’s Kiss(Review) Read More »
“These violent delights have violent ends” This is a saying that really comes to mind after viewing Possession(1981), and really no easy way of saying how visually disturbing this one is. The plot is about the deteriorating relationship of a married couple Mark and Anna. Anna asks for a divorce and Mark suspects infidelity is
Possesssion(1981)(Review)[Twisted Throwback Thursday] Read More »
Holiday horrors can be a mixed bag, which is definitely the case with Don’t Open Until Christmas. It’s not good, and it’s not entirely awful, it’s just okay. This is a British slasher from 1984 about a serial killer who targets anyone dressed as Santa Claus and murders them in various ways. The kills are
Don’t Open Until Christmas(Review)[Twisted Throwback Thursday] Read More »
It’s that time again folks, the slay bells are ringing and it’s the most wonderful time to fear. I got a nice slate of holiday horrors, and to start us off is Red Snow, a Christmas movie with vampires . The plot is about a struggling novelist who discovers an injured bat and decides to
Red Snow(Happy Horrordays #14)(Review)[Terrifying Theatrical Tuesday} Read More »
Istanbul, Turkey, is not a typical place one would think of when it comes to horror films. But back in 2015, Director Can Evrenol presented a groundbreaking work that shook the festival scene. He presented an uncompromised look into Hell that most mainstream films were not willing to display at the time. ‘Baskin’ is the
Baskin(2015)(Review)[Foreign Friday] Read More »
With the prequel coming out next month, I thought it appropriate to discuss Orphan. It is most famously known for its shocking reveal towards the end of the film yet still gets classified as an evil child movie. The plot sees a couple who tried having a baby but it was stillborn. To help cope
Orphan(Review)[Twisted Throwback Thursday] Read More »
Rob Zombie is back with a nonsensical catchy tune “Shake Your Ass-Smoke Your Grass” off of his latest album The Lunar Injection Kool Aid Eclipse Conspiracy. The animated video is chock full of horror movie references such as The Exorcist, A Clockwork Orange, Wicker Man, and even Scanners. There is also provocative images and other
I always considered Stigmata to be a companion piece to End of Days. Both movies released in 1999, they both have Gabriel Byrne, and both have religious themes. The plot of this one sees a woman who has no religion beliefs whatsoever, and she mysterious starts displaying signs of the stigmata. A priest is sent
Stigmata(Review)[Twisted Throwback Thursday] Read More »
“Lords of Chaos” is a slightly exaggerated dramatization of the true story of Norwegian Black Metal pioneers ‘Mayhem’. It shows the creation of the band and the journey they went on through their controversially early career. If you’re familiar with the band’s history, then I’m sure you know what’s up. If not, Mayhem has become
Lord of Chaos(2018)(Review)[Weirdo Wednesday] Read More »