Horror Movie Reviews

Dark Moon Rising (Movie Review)

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With the success of series films such as Twilight, many writers and directors have cashed in on the concept. Latest Horror movie release Dark Moon Rising, also known as ‘Les Wolf’, is touted as the first in a Werewolf trilogy. Released on August 4th ,2015 ... Read More

Double Daddy (Movie Review)

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The Thriller genre has always fascinated fans. From Hitchcock to Grisham, there is nothing better than being on the edge of the seat. Latest movie from Johnson Production Group and Shadowland Films, Double Daddy, is another solid addition. Written by Alan Donahue (Her Infidelity 2015) and ... Read More

Dark Was the Night (Movie Review)

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The majority of Horror fans would be aware of the legend of Spring-heeled Jack. Sightings took place over Great Britain, including the Midlands and Scotland from 1837. In February 1855 a similar creature caused terror around Devon in England. This time, definite hoof like prints ... Read More

Pernicious (Movie Review)

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Horror fans have always had a soft spot for vampires and werewolves from as far back as such supernatural stories have been written. They received an explosion in popularity largely to due to the Twilight series, and consequently writers seem to have stopped exploring other creatures. Fortunately, the Thai folkloric Horror film Pernicious ... Read More

Awaken (Movie Review)

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In the 1980’s and ’90’s Action hero films, male stars such as Chuck Norris, Sylvester Stallone, and Arnold Schwarzenegger, to name just a few, were red hot. With the changes in the type and style of movies that younger generations like to watch, the number of action ... Read More

Closer to God (Movie Review)

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Long before Mary Shelly’s Frankenstein, mankind has been obsessed and fascinated by its own mortality and cheating death. In the decades that have passed since Frankenstein’s release, advances in technology have made prolonging life possible. Going one step further again, it became possible to clone ... Read More