Blu-Ray Review: The Zombie Army (1991)
Dave gets to grips with the shiny new disc release of a shot-on-video horror flick. … Read More Blu-Ray Review: The Zombie Army (1991)
Tag: Horror
Eyes Wild Shut #003 — Bigfoot’s Bride (2021), American Scarecrow (2020) & A Million Hits (2016)
In the third instalment in his new ongoing series, Dave dives into the bottomless library of low-budget distributor Wild Eye Releasing and draws attention to some little-known curiosities that are free to stream via Tubi. … Read More Eyes Wild Shut #003 — Bigfoot’s Bride (2021), American Scarecrow (2020) & A Million Hits (2016)
A Real Character: Blood Symbol (1992)
Dave delves into the first feature of acclaimed Canadian horror director Maurice Devereaux and discovers some class among the crudity. … Read More A Real Character: Blood Symbol (1992)
Brian Yuzna’s Progeny (1998): The Terror Within
Matty goes (goo-goo) gaga for the splatter maestro’s sturdy sci-shocker. … Read More Brian Yuzna’s Progeny (1998): The Terror Within
Stormswept (1995): A Dark and Horny Night
Matty is lured in by David and Svetlana Marsh’s slack yet curiously appealing softcore shocker. … Read More Stormswept (1995): A Dark and Horny Night
Reality Bites: The Disturbance (1990)
Dave is back in Florida and checking out an educational film that, years later, morphed into a slice of Southern sleaze and schizophrenia.… Read More Reality Bites: The Disturbance (1990)
Eyes Wild Shut #002 — The Cropsey Incident (2017), Flakka 666 (2021) & Dark Sister (2018)
In the second instalment in his new ongoing series, Dave dives into the bottomless library of low-budget distributor Wild Eye Releasing, and draws attention to some little-known curiosities that are free to stream via Tubi. … Read More Eyes Wild Shut #002 — The Cropsey Incident (2017), Flakka 666 (2021) & Dark Sister (2018)
Klaus in the Haus: Crawlspace (1986)
Matty gives the thumbs up to a terrific little chiller that was famously hell to make. … Read More Klaus in the Haus: Crawlspace (1986)
Blood Famine: Vampire’s Embrace (1991)
Clichéd and melodramatic doesn’t necessarily make for a bad experience: as Dave discovers with Glenn Andreiev’s film, it actually blankets it with a warm nostalgic glow. … Read More Blood Famine: Vampire’s Embrace (1991)
