2017 Horror movie

Seoul Station (Movie Review)

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For a nation that has helped produce animated projects in both the East and West, Korean animated films, or ‘Aeni’, do not seem to get much attention. Studios like AKOM (The Simpsons series), Dongwoo Entertainment (Justice League series) and Saerom Animation (Regular Show), amongst others, have worked ... Read More

Devil 2.0 (Movie Review)

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Directed by D.S. Williamson, Devil 2.0, also known as Toyfa: Devil 2.0, follows Stace Williamson (Iron Curtain 2011, Late Harvest 2016) and R. Cameron Gordon (La Fontaine 2011, Pressed 2011) in a psychological Horror film that revels in exploring the demonic depths of the disturbed mind.  Available on DVD ... Read More

Scarecrowd (Movie Review)

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Scarecrowd is one the cutest, most cheese-filled Horror film to have graced the big-screen in quite some time. To all the doubters out there, right now, thinking, “Is this serious?” Well, yes, it is not an overstatement. The entire movie is absolutely guaranteed to satisfy every ... Read More

Mortuary Massacre (Movie Review)

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Before Mortuary Massacre begins, the audience is treated to a 1970s style cinema lobby advertisement, then a mock trailer for Teenage Psycho-A-Go-Go. The teenager-turned-killer by science plot harkens back to the 1950s or 1960s. Yet the dodgy camera quality and dubbing goes back to 1970s exploitation ... Read More

A Twisted Tale (Movie Review)

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Lightswitch Films shines a light on a more familiar tale than a twisted one in the new film A Twisted Tale. The main story – a bunch of teenagers go to a camp in the woods, share a spooky legend, and the spooky legend turns ... Read More