All in Horror
Paul McGuigan's VICTOR FRANKENSTEIN
A worthy addition to the Cinema of Frankenstein.
Henry Hobson's MAGGIE
It may be appropriate to say that Maggie is the thinking and feeling person’s zombie movie.
Guillermo del Toro's CRIMSON PEAK
What a fun gorgeous movie!
John Darabont's "THE MIST"
As time passes increasingly deadly attacks occur and we watch as factions emerge among the survivors with opposing views on “Why this is happening to us?” and “What can we do about it if anything?”
Alexandre Aja's HORNS
There is nothing subtle about this film. Everything seems done to excess.
Francis Ford Coppola's TWIXT
I started out this film not realizing Francis Ford Coppola made it just a few years ago.
Stephen Sommers' “ODD THOMAS”
What makes the movie enjoyable despite its familiarity are the characters, the dialog, and some very well scripted action sequences.
Jon Wright's GRABBERS
Jon Write’s GRABBERS is a very entertaining monster movie comedy. The story elements are fairly standard: meteor plunges into sea, creature crawls ashore and terrorizes small town, townspeople gather to fight the menace. The way these elements are assembled is original, fun, and occasionally, quite charming.
Tommy Wirkola's HANSEL & GRETEL: WITCH HUNTERS
Hansel and Gretel The Witch Hunters is a train wreck of a movie. You know something awful is happening but it’s hard to look away.