All Movie Reviews
The Rabid Dog’s House: Mother’s Boys (1993)
The Rabid Dog’s House is a new reoccurring feature here at Wicked Horror. WH contributor Justin Steele has created a video series for horror fans to uncover hidden gems, lost classics, and...
You Won’t Want to Be Buried in This Pet Sematary [Review]
Horror remakes generally fall into two broad categories; when they work, we get The Crazies and, when they don’t, it’s Suspiria. Which one Pet Sematary, the 2019 re-imagining of the Stephe...
Pet Graveyard [Spoiler Free Review]
Some say, when you leave this world, you go to a dark place, a purgatory, before you leave it for good…never to return. Some say that Death cannot be cheated. Once you die, you cannot come back....
Back to the ’80s: April Fool’s Day (1986)
Welcome to Back to the ’80s. This recurring feature aims to take a look at the good, the bad, and the ugly from horror’s most beloved decade. Regardless of which category a particul...
Hobo With A Shotgun is Rife With Guns and Gore [Retrospective]
The titular character in Hobo with a Shotgun rides the rail to a place called Scum Town. He intends to save up enough money to purchase a lawnmower and start over. Unfortunately Hobo’s dreams a...
Larry Fessenden’s Depraved is His Best Directorial Effort Yet [Review]
Horror hero Larry Fessenden makes his welcome return to the director’s chair with Depraved, which naturally he also wrote, produced, and makes a small cameo in. The flick is a Frankenste...
Jordan Peele Does it Again with Us (Review)
In a famous interview with François Truffaut, Alfred Hitchcock said, “Psycho has a very interesting construction, and that game with the audience was fascinating. I was directing the...
The Rabid Dog’s House: Critters (1986) Review
The Rabid Dog’s House is a new reoccurring feature here at Wicked Horror. WH contributor Justin Steele has created a video series for horror fans that enjoy watching and/or listening to rev...
The Changeling is a Classic and Underrated Haunted House Tale [Retrospective]
When a tragic accident costs John (George C. Scott) his wife and daughter, he believes a change of scenery will do him good. He subsequently moves from his east coast dwelling to Washington State. Onc...