A joy to watch, visually speaking
Essentially a bunch of talented people (and Corey Feldman) slumming it to slap together a 29 minute quicky horror comedy.
Deliriously poor yet oddly enjoyable action/horror hybrid
Bad, bad movie.
Think "Hemoglobin Hot Rod"
Modern-day biker movies tend to suck the dirt-encrusted toe hair off the devil's misshapen kneecaps.
Apparently being undead does wonders for your libido.
“Pontypool” is, quite literally, a zombie movie like you’ve never seen before.
All the Little Debbie Devil Squares in Tennessee can't make this one worth the effort.
If you happen to find yourself in possession of a copy of this derivative mess do everyone a favor and fast forward or chapter skip to minute 45.
Unless you truly appreciate fringe cinema or have a wicked hard-on for Gus Van Sant-inspired pacing, there's really not a lot for people to sink their teeth into.
A new documentary about a historic horror host oozes with horror nostalgia and insight.
Occasionally unnerving shocker [that's] nothing more than your average, run-of-the-mill "urban legend" picture
It’s hard not to be thrilled with zombies dismembering the non-union Italian equivalent of the Solid Gold dancers.
If you happen to find yourself in possession of a copy of this derivative mess do everyone a favor and chapter skip to minute 45.
One of the most satisfying, wholly enjoyable movies I’ve seen thus far this year.
While this may sound extremely goofy and ethically unsound, it's pretty much par for the course.
The ghillie suits and IEDs used by the killer in “Wilderness” make the old school machete and mask combo seem quaint.
While “The Entity” may be exploitative and abstruse; it is also technically brilliant.
One great segment, one good segment and two meh segments.
This new "Nightmare" hits some high notes but loses something special from the original run.
Deftly combines two of my cinematic favorites
My tolerance for these ramshackle, backyard monstrosities has become almost nonexistent.
...a minor Stephen King story and an even more minor Stephen King movie.
Precisely the sort of low-budget, low-brow cold sore you'd expect from the directors of "Witchery" and "Sex Penitentiary", respectively.
Not for everyone.
It's official: Mark and Eric hate me.
...feels like a modern-day remake of a classic horror film that never existed.
“Vampyr” will turn 80 years old next year...
If you are looking for all inclusive apolitical and moral content then this is one cartoon you should steer clear of.
Molly is pretty lovely, but is the film?
So... short people are creepy, amiright?
Rob Zombie swings... and misses.
