A Jean-Claude Van Damme action flick from 2004, Wake of Death was supposed to be directed by Ringo Lam, but after changing hands several times ended up in the lap (blog) of Philippe Martinez. Does it sci-fi movies continue In Hell's trend of reasonably good movies from the dark age of Van Damme's career, or has the plot been compromised after so mu

Art the Clown is back! Or, is... in his first outing! Depends on where you put the previous Damien Leone shorts in the hierarchy, but Terrifier is a full 90 minute romp where Art the Clown does what Art the (blog post) Clown does best. No, that is (blog post) not explain his motives in the slightest.Source: Terrifier Movie Review - Decker ShadoMore

The latest offering from Nicolas Cage.. unless he's even more prolific than I realize, is a take on what I guess you could call the "animatronic attractions come to life and everything is horror" genre. It ain't Five Nights at Freddy's, but it does (blog post) actually take advantage of that fact and form it's own (blog post) identity in the proces

Dinocember 2020 starts proper with this "classic" from 2018: The Velocipastor! Ever wondered what happens when you cross a pastor with a velociraptor? horror movie reviews Probably something considerably more serious (blog post) than we see here, but if you want a silly low budget (blog post) flick with dinosaurs, deities and death... well you're i

From the darkest depths of the Canadian wilderness Director Kyle Edward Ball emerges like ghostly wraiths, wielding his spooky opus "Skinamarink". The 2022-set experimental horror film, Ball's directorial debut, weaves together a tapestry that's as complex and deep as spider's web, captivating audiences with a spooky blend of spine-chilling screams