Reviews
Comic Review: Buffy the Vampire Slayer #24
Like the last batch of issues, Buffy the Vampire Slayer #24 is very character focused, but it also does a lot to further the season plot. Buffy and the gang find themselves going up against the monstr...
Cult Corner: Doom Asylum
Welcome to Cult Corner where we dive through the bargain bins to determine if a movie is trash or treasure. Today’s pick: Richard Friedman’s Doom Asylum. Mitch Hansen is happier than he&#...
Pieces is Delightfully Nasty [Blu-ray Review]
Pieces follows the murderous exploits of a psychopath on a college campus in Boston Massachusetts. The killer stalks and kills coeds in a quest to collect their body parts for his human jigsaw pu...
Advance Review: Camino is a Brutal, Action-Packed Thriller
In 1985, a band of Colombian missionaries agrees to allow renowned war photographer Avery Taggert (Zoë Bell) to travel with them. Although many bands of missionaries dislike journalists, this gro...
Why J.D.’s Revenge is an Essential Blaxploitation Classic!
In honor of Black History Month, I decided to revisit one of my favorite Blaxploitation horrors, J.D.’s Revenge. Truth be told, I haven’t watched a ton of Blaxploitation films, b...
Advance Review: Bates Motel Season 4 Episodes 1 and 2
Bates Motel is back and it has officially gone full Psycho. The first two episodes of season four kick off a hell of a premier to let you know that all pretenses are over. As we saw at the end of seas...
Shining Parody The Chickening is as Odd as it is Funny!
The short film The Chickening has played the festival circuit, notably making an appearance at Sundance, and now it has hit the web. The somewhat NSFW film comes from Nick DenBoer ...
Comic Review: Puppet Master #12
Following the reveal (SPOILERS ahead, by the way) that original Puppet Master villain Neil Gallagher is somehow alive and well, this installment in the series does a smart thing by not actually i...
Why the Paranormal Activity Franchise Owes us One More Film
The Paranormal Activity franchise should not be allowed to get away with this. Oren Peli’s premise for the original Paranormal Activity was very simple: It focused on the story of a couple ...