All Movie Reviews
Uninhabited Review – No Paradise On This Island
[soliloquy id=”10163″] Written and directed by Bill Bennett, (who has a cameo at the beginning and end of the film), Uninhabited is a tale of terror in paradise. “Inspired by a...
Haunt Movie Review- Ghostly Affairs
[soliloquy id=”10150″] Directed by Max Carter and written by Andrew Barrer, Haunt brings us a ghostly story of affairs and tragedy. Haunt bases itself around the Asher family who buy an is...
Re-Cut Movie Review- Documentary Disaster
[soliloquy id=”9883″] Directed by Fritz Manger, Re-Cut is a found-footage, faux-documentary horror movie. Re-Cut opens with the definition of a snuff film. “A pornographic film that...
TIFF Review – Tusk is Muddled but Not Without Merit
Not quite a terrifying horror movie or a deliriously twisted comedy, instead Kevin Smith’s Tusk lands frustratingly in between; much like its central monster, it’s something of an awkwar...
The Sacrament Movie Review- Live As One. Die As One.
[soliloquy id=”7346″] Written and directed by Ti West (The House of The Devil, V/H/S, The ABC’s of Death) The Sacrament is bursting with tension from the get-go. Set as a documentar...
Honeymoon Review – An Unsettling and Keenly Executed Film
Honeymoon is a film that is best to go into cold. The less you know about it, the more likely you are to really enjoy it. So, I will keep this synopsis short and to the point. The film follows ne...
Lucky B*stard Takes a Stab at Social Commentary
I hadn’t given much thought to Lucky B*stard in some time. But screenwriter and producer Lukas Kendall reached out and asked if I would be interested in reviewing the film for the site, so ...
The Den- Death On Cam
[soliloquy id=”9578″] Directed by Zachary Donohue, The Den is a modern found footage horror set online. Young woman Elizabeth Benton (Melanie Papali- Smiley), earns a grant to study social...
The Conspiracy- Culture Phenomenon
[soliloquy id=”9567″] The scary thing about conspiracy theories is that they can’t be dis-proven. Writer and director Christopher MacBride’s The Conspiracy is a very clever a...