Posts By Patrick

A good gluttonous Thanksgiving might be the most American of all the holidays. A time associated with preparing and hosting a large feast in your home also makes for a …
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When will people learn not to break into houses? From Director Guillermo Amoedo comes THE INHABITANT, not to be confused with 2015’s The Inhabitants. Instead, it is the latest chilling trailer to cross …
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Twins are a curious, often creepy, phenomenon explored in horror. RABBIT, the debut feature film from writer/director Luke Shanahan, explores the psychological link between twins. Twins have reported feeling when the other is …
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Familiarity breeds contempt, and there’s nothing more familiar than FAMILY. Or so goes the premise of Veronica Kedar’s third feature, and first in the horror genre. Already an award-winning filmmaker, Kedar …
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The team behind the cult-classic Wolfcop (Review) is back with all the violence, practical effects, and trademarked humor that you’ve come to expect. Their newest film, SUPERGRID, feels like Mad Max meets …
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YOUR FLESH, YOUR CURSE presents a brutally nihilistic take on suffering, trauma, and self-loathing that many people, unfortunately, will hate. Writer/Director Kasper Juhl takes an emotional approach to brutality, forcing the …
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GEHENNA: WHERE DEATH LIVES is the first feature-length directorial effort from long-time effects artist Hiroshi Katagiri. The film follows a team of real-estate developers in Saipan (a US territory in …
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In case you weren’t aware, this Friday is 4/20. If you’re not already too busy blazing up and staring at the green moon, theatrical stoner-slasher experiences are available on both …
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If you watch BUS PARTY TO HELL and hate it, you have no one to blame but yourself. As we previously noted, the obvious cheese drips off this film, including the trailer …
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At twilight, the winds slowly die out. As the scorching sun disappears below the horizon, the prairie seemingly comes to life. The dry, parched plains, once a lush grassland hundreds …
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