Retro Review: 15th Anniversary Screening of 28 Days Later w/John Murphy
Revisiting the cult “zombie” film on the big screen, with commentary from the composer Hoodihoo Productions’ recent Throwback Thursday: Zombie
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Film Reviews
Reviews horror movies, fantasy films, and science fiction cinema screening in Los Angeles.Â
Film Review: Attack of the Killer Donuts
Attack of the Killer Donuts seems to have taken its inspiration from the 90% of Attack of the Killer Tomatoes
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Film Review: The Eyes of My Mother
The Eyes of My Mother is so effective in its use of a detached, observational style of art house horror that I wish
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Film Review: Shin Godzilla
Unlike the Energizer Bunny, the new Godzilla is a windup toy that runs down – or, if you’ll pardon the
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Film Review: The Valdemar Legacy
It almost borders on amazing that The Valdemar Legacy (La Herencia Valdemar) has not been embraced as a cult item by horror
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Film Review: Tomie Unlimited
For those of you who do not know, Tomie is the also-ran in the Japanese creepy girl sweepstakes. If Sadako (Ring)
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Film Review: Muoi – Legend of a Portrait
Remember when J-Horror and K-Horror were a thing, and Asian filmmakers could barely churn out titles fast enough for Hollywood to
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Film Review: Lady Vampire
This movie has everything – well, almost everything. It has a dwarf; a mute bald-headed assistant; an old lady who shows
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Film Review: Black Cat Mansion
An atmospheric and well-executed genre piece from Nobuo Nakagawa, Japan’s equivalent to Terence Fisher. If Japanese director Nobuo Nakagawa is
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Film Review: Shaun the Sheep Movie
Despite some forays into computer-generated animation (Flushed Away, Arthur Christmas), Aardman Animations remains committed to the art of stop-motion, as
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Film Review – Dead Snow 2: Red vs. Dead
So, you want to enjoy a rip-roaring zombie romp? Well, guess what? Director Tommy Wirkola wants to give you exactly that in Dead
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Film Review: Zombie Lake
Holds a distinctive position in the annals of execrable movie trash Films are bad for myriad reasons: budgetary restrictions, production snafus,
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Film Review: The Bloody Judge (1970)
“You are all condemned, for crimes against king and kingdom, to hang… to dangle until you are but dead, to
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Film Review: Psycho-Circus (1966)
With a title like Psycho-Circus, not to mention the presence of two Count Draculas (Christopher Lee and Klaus Kinski), fright fans will
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Review: The House of Exorcism (1975)
In cults circles (especially among fans of Italian horror cinema in general and director Mario Bava in particular), THE HOUSE
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