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by: Obaid K
Posted on 03.11.10 in All Horror Films > Slasher > Thriller/Suspense
Despite a great premise, Wes Craven’s New Nightmare suffers from poor execution of an intriguing concept and ultimately disappoints. This is basically a “movie-within-a-movie” and the story being that Craven (playing himself) is working on a new Nightmare on Elm Street film and is trying to recruit the original actors for the “return of Freddy”.
This sounds like a gimmick that would have worked beautifully in a movie about a killer who stalks …
by: AthenaY
Posted on 03.09.10 in All Horror Films > Comedy > Slasher > Torture
When I plucked a random movie out from my brother’s gargantuan horror film collection, I thought I knew what I’d be in for. A Dario Argento giallo, maybe, or a psychedelic 70s sexploitation flick, or possibly a delightful Troma horror. Something with Clint Howard in it, if I was lucky. Alas, no. My random pick wound up being the 1985 cult torture film about psychotic gardeners run amok: They Don’t Cut the …
Continue Reading...by: Obaid K
Posted on 02.25.10 in All Horror Films > Comedy > Supernatural > Thriller/Suspense
For those of you who love Halloween and don’t mind your horror served with a wicked sense of humor, you need to watch Trick ‘r Treat. This film was released “straight-to-video” last October after two years of delays, but I couldn’t tell you why. Did Warner Bros. drop the ball on this one? I think they could have made a ton of money off a proper theatrical release (think of all the …
Continue Reading...by: Dylan
Posted on 02.21.10 in All Horror Films > Comedy > Monster > Supernatural
The biggest problem with The Mangler, based on the short story by Stephen King about a haunted laundry press, is that it’s based on the short story by Stephen King about a haunted laundry press. Stephen King has written enough books and short stories to fill a small library, many of them arguably the best modern horror-lit has to offer, few as-of-today adapted to film. That the story about an evil laundry …
Continue Reading...by: Obaid K
Posted on 02.19.10 in All Horror Films > Slasher > Thriller/Suspense
If you’re a true horror fan you’ve probably felt the thrill of finding a notorious film that was guaranteed to shock you (no matter what you’d seen before it). For me, the movie was Cannibal Holocaust, which I downloaded off Kazaa in my college dorm room during my sophomore year. I’m sure a few people can relate to the nervous anticipation I felt when I watched that for the first time – …
Continue Reading...by: JohnSoister
Posted on 02.17.10 in All Horror Films > Werewolf
If the commercial success of 2009’s Paranormal Activity taught us anything, it’s the Power of Suggestion. Utilizing every penny of his meager $15,000 budget, writer/director Oren Peli effectively hammered home the point that “less is more” when he managed to tantalize viewers’ imaginations and terrify audiences using nothing but practical special effects and a little ingenuity.
Unfortunately for fans of The Wolfman, Universal Pictures misinterpreted the “less is more” concept to mean less …
by: AthenaY
Posted on 02.17.10 in All Horror Films > Comedy > Cult/Erotic > Zombie
Zombie Honeymoon has the distinction of being, as far as I can tell, the only zombie flick based on a true story. No, the shambling undead have not really risen from the sea to leave a gory trail in the sands of the Jersey Shore. However, the overwhelming emotions of young love cut short by unexpected tragic loss is what drove director Dave Gebroe to tell this story. The lead characters are …
Continue Reading...by: Shaun Anderson
Posted on 02.15.10 in Action/Adventure > All Horror Films > Thriller/Suspense
Of all of the beasts and creatures to feature in the durable sub-genre of the revolt of nature horror film the crocodile by far is the most common. This is because the crocodile is not really revolting against mankind, but instead continuing its centuries old struggle against its human oppressor. Therefore these types of films immediately have a resonance and realism that killer insects, spiders, and sundry household pets lack. Despite having …
Continue Reading...by: Obaid K
Posted on 02.13.10 in Action/Adventure > All Horror Films > Sci-Fi > Science Fiction
Every once in a while we’re lucky enough to see a movie that’s so strangely unique it catches us off-guard. Sometimes these original flourishes turn out to be gimmicks and, upon multiple viewings, we recognize the film’s shortcomings – plot holes, weak character development or a lack of depth.
District 9 is definitely unique, has its share of flashy action sequences and is not without problems but it’s far from shallow or gimmicky. …
by: Shaun Anderson
Posted on 02.12.10 in All Horror Films > Monster > Thriller/Suspense
The Evil of Frankenstein is the third instalment in Hammer’s tremendously successful reinterpretation of the Mary Shelley novel. The previous two films The Curse of Frankenstein (1957) and Revenge of Frankenstein (1958) delighted audiences and shocked stuffy critics with their baroque settings, violence, colour, and the unnervingly mannered and icy central performance from the brilliant Peter Cushing. These two films were both directed by Terence Fisher and maintained a sense of continuity …
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Paranormal Activity a HUGE Hit Overseas!
PA made quite an impression on domestic audiences. The film cost $15,000 to shoot in just two weeks. How much did the film gross domestically? A little over 100 million! Well, it turns out that the film is becoming just as huge of a hit overseas. Within its opening week in countries such as the U.K and Germany, it raked in just a little over 35 million at box offices.
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