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The Toybox (2005) Movie Review
Oh unbounded joy, another low-budget British horror DVD presents itself to me for review. Now, don’t get me wrong, I love watching and reviewing movies, and I am a big advocate of British cinema, but if you’ve ever endured films like “The Witches Hammer” then you’ll excuse me for being a little jaded. “The Toybox” [...]
May 18th, 2007 | Andrew Mackenzie | 0 Comments | Read MoreGrindhouse (2007) Movie Review #2
Had “Grindhouse” been made by some up and coming neophyte filmmaker it would’ve been cut to shreds by the critical establishment. But the critical blank check given to Robert Rodriguez, and especially Quentin Tarantino is cashed in at this grindhouse, which is a very mediocre attempt to play with exploitation fire without getting burned. The [...]
April 9th, 2007 | Brian Holcomb | 0 Comments | Read MoreGrindhouse (2007) Movie Review
The Grindhouse was a sub-genre of exploitation films that were generally deemed too extreme and cheap for the mainstream, and there wasn’t much genre segregation with regards to what got heaped into this pile. The only qualifications were that it had to be strange, violent and of poor quality. Everything from Herschell Gordon Lewis’ ‘pioneering’ [...]
April 6th, 2007 | Gopal | 0 Comments | Read MoreThe Reaping (2007) Movie Review / Hilary Swank is Reaping the Rewards of an Amazing Career
It is not every day you get to visit with a two-time Academy Award winner. By all accounts, Hilary Swank is just as down to Earth and approachable in person as she appears to be in her films. She is the quintessential girl next door (although I must say that if I lived next door [...]
March 30th, 2007 | Richard Lewis | 4 Comments | Read MoreMessiah of Evil aka Dead People (1973) Movie Review
A horror gem by the writing and directing team behind “Howard The Duck”? Hard to believe, but this is the genuine article, a largely forgotten early ’70s classic filled with moments that are so uncanny, the term “Lynchian” would be perfect had the David Lynch brand been invented in 1972. Available under your title of [...]
March 25th, 2007 | Brian Holcomb | 0 Comments | Read MorePerfect Creature (2006) Movie Review
Alternate Earth stories have been around in literary form forever, and comic books have similarly taken advantage of the vast creative space offered by the endless possibilities inherent in building a completely new world, while still grounding its foundation in the familiar. In the ’90s, DC comics had a successful run with their alternate Earth [...]
March 24th, 2007 | Nix | 0 Comments | Read MoreDead Silence (2007) Movie Review
The horror genre seems to be at a crossroads these days. Following the whole post-modern “Scream” cycle, the long haired ghosts from Japan and the final deluge of bind, torture, and kill films initiated by the release of “Saw”, there seems to be a clear confusion as to where to go next. Normally, the next [...]
March 18th, 2007 | Brian Holcomb | 0 Comments | Read MoreThe Hitchhiker (2007) Movie Review
“The Hitchhiker”, not to be confused with the big-budget Hollywood remake of the cult ’80s thriller “The Hitcher”, was produced by an independent movie company called The Asylum, who has been responsible for a slew of pictures that numbers, on a slow year, 8 titles a year. Our copycat of a film concerns a man [...]
March 18th, 2007 | Nix | 1 Comment | Read MoreOne Day Suddenly - 4 Horror Tales / February 29 (2006), Hidden Floor (2006), D-Day (2006), Dark Forest (2006) Movie Reviews
“One Day Suddenly” is a collection of four horror films put together and produced by top Korean genre director Ahn Byung Ki, the man who was himself responsible for terrifying audiences with the blockbuster hits “Phone”, “Bunshinsaba” and the recent “APT”. The four films are all based upon works by Yoo Il Han, and were [...]
March 13th, 2007 | James Mudge | 2 Comments | Read MoreSalvage aka Gruesome (2006) Movie Review
The freedom and accessibility of digital video has unleashed a tidal wave of unwatchable horror movies by directors who would have difficulty chronicling a birthday party, let alone a cinematic narrative. This army of camcorder auteurs is seriously giving Ed Wood a run for the money, not to mention making Uwe Boll look like Stanley [...]
March 9th, 2007 | Brian Holcomb | 3 Comments | Read More
It looks like a dud. I saw the trailer. Tom is the only person speaking with an American news network ...
nothing they payed fox.... 
OMG!!!! 
