Check out Lisa Fremont's interview with Brandon Bassham.
INTERVIEW WITH BRANDON BASSHAM
REVIEW: BRING ON THE DAMNED!
...you can see Bassham’s enthusiasm and love of the genre in all of it’s many forms...
REVIEW: CATCH A KILLER
...A satisfying horror thriller that not only celebrates horror fans, but is an accessible story for fans of all genres...
REVIEW: SPEAK NO EVIL (2024)
Overall, it’s a satisfactory psychological thriller that excels mostly because of McAvoy...
REVIEW: THE CROW (2024)
If you love seeing a hot guy covered in blood, then this is the movie for you, but if you’re looking for a tragic love story that pulls at the heart strings, you might want to look elsewhere.
REVIEW: STRANGE DARLING
This is what a good time at the theatre looks and feels like.
FANTASIA 24 REVIEW: ODDITY
This is what exceptional storytelling looks like.
REVIEW: LONGLEGS
Longlegs is more like a cozy blanket that true crime fans can wrap themselves up in when they want to be cloaked in a gloomy, self serious atmosphere.
REVIEW – THE STRANGERS: CHAPTER 1
In the never-ending list of remakes, reboots and requels that no one asked for, this is a lukewarm start at best, but I’m going to put my faith in the writers that they are building a more complex narrative and universe than is presented with this entry...
BROOKLYN HORROR FILM FESTIVAL REVIEW: MEGALOMANIAC
Megalomaniac is as visually stunning as it is depressing and brutal...
REVIEW: LISA FRANKENSTEIN
Williams does a solid job of keeping this generic teen romcom on track and the cast seems to be having a blast reliving the 80’s in all of its pastel glory...
HADDONFIELD HORROR’S BEST OF 2023
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INTERVIEW WITH JOHN AINSLIE – DO NOT DISTURB
Do Not Disturb is a whip smart film that uses cannibalism as a way to dissect the way we allow relationships to emotionally consume us. Now available via streaming, John Ainslie sat down with Lisa Fremont to talk about the nuances and difficulties of tackling such a complex story. Below is the video (used with... Continue Reading →
REVIEW: THANKSGIVING
Sixteen years in the making, Thanksgiving proves to be worth the wait and is a welcome return to form for Eli Roth.
INTERVIEW: ELI ROTH ON THANKSGIVING
Our friends at Truehorror.net, have an interview with Eli Roth on his new slasher film Thanksgiving, and have allowed us to post it.
REVIEW: IT’S A WONDERFUL KNIFE
Balancing winking moments of holiday goodness and comedy with an icy killer, It’s A Wonderful Knife is a solid entry into the Christmas horror genre, but I do wish it had as much heart as the classic film that it tries to honor.
REVIEW: WHEN EVIL LURKS
When Evil Lurks is an unapologetic possession film that gives zero fucks about polite society and storytelling limitations and it’s all the better.
REVIEW: THE PUPPETMAN
The Puppetman has the story, the aesthetics and the actors committed to their roles, but, ultimately, it falls flat and is just this side of chilling...
REVIEW: NIGHTMARE
...Nightmare is a bit of a mashup of various horror tropes and while Rasmussen successfully creates an atmosphere of claustrophobia and paranoia, it is still impossible to not be distracted by the Rosemary’s Baby and Nightmare on Elm Street of it all...
FANTASIA 23 REVIEW: HOME INVASION
Home Invasion tracks the history of a seemingly innocuous home device along with how burgeoning technology has informed horror storytelling and cinema over the years.