Archive for July, 2014

The Invisible Man

July 28, 2014

Of all the classic Universal Monster movies, The Invisible Man seems to be the most unknown, living in the impeccable shadow of its brothers Dracula, Frankenstein and The Wolf Man. This may be because The Invisible Man by definition, isn’t a monster, but a insane scientist made invisible by his own experiments. There is nothing […]

by Oliver Woodings

The Purge: Anarchy

July 25, 2014

Without the (admittedly small) star power of Ethan Hawke, the lack of tension and average performances The Purge: Anarchy suffers and feels too much like a straight-to-DVD release to be able to fully recommend a full price cinema ticket.

by Sean Burton

Re-Animator

July 21, 2014

Re-Animator is a shining example of an 80's horror-comedy. Its scary and silly, borrowing from a lot of horror films like Frankenstein and Evil Dead, as well as the zombie genre, but gives it's own funky twist.

by Sean Burton

Dawn of the Planet of the Apes

July 17, 2014

Caesar rules.

by Sean Burton

Killer Legends

July 12, 2014

With a tone that's more thought provoking than nightmare inducing, KILLER LEGENDS is a must watch for all who have an interest in spooky stories and the true life crimes that create them.

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by Sean Burton

End of the line!