From Silent to SOV and Gastro Horror In Between
Blood Shine is one of those films that was immediately added to my watchlist when I heard about it. Not only is it folk horror (which I love), but it was produced by one of my favorite production companies, Paper Read More …
Horror comedy isn’t easy to make. Too often, films will lean too hard to one side, making the other feel out of place. If it’s too scary, the humor doesn’t always feel appropriate, and if it’s too funny, the scares Read More …
The first time I saw Avalon Fast’s work was when Honeycomb played virtually at the Chattanooga film fest in 2022. I recall that while not everything about the film worked for me, I knew that they would be a filmmaker Read More …
The Evil Dead franchise is one that I’ve loved for a long time. I even have a chainsaw tattoo inspired by the first film. I love its campiness. Even though the original Evil Dead wasn’t trying to be comedic in Read More …
Have you ever seen a movie and thought, “Well, hell, this is going to be my whole personality for a while”? That is exactly how I felt the entire time I watched The Bride! and honestly, even after sleeping on Read More …
I’ve got a confession. I’m not a Troma fan. At least I wasn’t until now. If I’m honest, and maybe it’s because I didn’t grow up with it, but Troma has never hit for me. I’ve always found it offensive Read More …
I’m sure you read that headline and came here to bust into my comments and tell me that Until Dawn was released in 2025. Joke’s on you! I know that. That said, in my opinion, Until Dawn feels like it Read More …
I feel I really must start this review with a kind of horror hot take. I admit, when Weapons was announced, I wasn’t very excited. Why? I wasn’t a fan of Barbarian. It felt like a modern take on Castle Read More …
July is upon us, which means it’s the perfect time for summer horror! What’s more summer than shark movies? While shark movies may not be at the same level as my love of gastro horror, I’m usually down for a Read More …
In 2002, 28 Days Later reinvigorated the world of zombies/infected for the early aughts. Soon to follow would be Zack Snyder’s Dawn of the Dead, George A. Romero’s Land of the Dead, and even a sequel, 28 Weeks Later. Not Read More …