Horror movie 2017 Archives

Amityville Horror: No Escape (Movie Review)

Marieval YebraMarieval YebraSeptember 13, 2017

Set around the past events of 1979’s classic The Amityville Horror, Amityville Horror: No Escape is directed by Henrique Couto (Headcheese 2003, Faces of Schlock 2005) while the screenplay is carried out by Ira Gansler (Scarewaves 2014) who not only wrote the less than original screenplay ... Read More

The Limehouse Golem (Movie Review)

Kayvan RezaiezadehKayvan RezaiezadehSeptember 8, 2017

Based on the novel Dan Leno and the Limehouse Golem by Peter Ackroyd, the Jane Goldman (Kick-Ass 2010, X-Men: First Class 2011) screenplay for The Limehouse Golem is steeped in the macabre. Directed by Juan Carlos Medina (Painless 2012), starring Bill Nighy (Underworld 2003, Pirates of the Caribbean: ... Read More

Union Furnace (Movie Review)

Kayvan RezaiezadehKayvan RezaiezadehAugust 15, 2017

After initially being released back in 2015, Nicholas Bushman’s Union Furnace finally gets a rightful Blu-ray/DVD on August 15, 2017 via Metropol Pictures. The story of a small town crook offered the chance of a lifetime in a game that would have him wager his ... Read More

Carnivale Creepshow (Movie Review)

Samantha AndujarSamantha AndujarAugust 10, 2017

Written and directed by Joshua Miller, well known for his roles in 1987’s Near Dark and 1989’s Teen Witch, Carnivale Creepshow is a present day Horror flick about four young adults out on a road trip. Starring approximately 20 actors from northeast Oklahoma, northwest Arkansas, and the ... Read More

Altar (Movie Review)

Robyn AndrewRobyn AndrewAugust 7, 2017

If you go into the woods today prepare for a big surprise or so goes Anne Murray’s children’s song “Teddy Bear’s Picnic.” Set in the Sierra Nevadas, the latest Horror movie, Altar, tells the tale of former college friends who meet up for a camping trip not realizing ... Read More

The Eyes (Movie Review)

Misty WallaceMisty WallaceAugust 1, 2017

Beauty is said to be in the eye of the beholder, but can the same be said for justice? Justice is often seen wearing a blindfold, holding scales, and wielding a sword; but is she really as blind, balanced, and retributive as we would like ... Read More