Reviewed by Melissa Garza I was a young kid when Amy Fisher gunned down Mary Jo Buttafuoco. I remember watching all the TV movies and skits on SNL and In Living Color. The story as I remembered it was a girl seduced by a much older man and the two […]
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Melvin (2011)
Reviewed by Forris Day Jr. I enjoy a good zombie movie and “Melvin” is just that! Melvin Purvis, a Super Nerd if you will, is bullied in school by everyone, from the jocks to the cheerleaders. He takes it all in stride until one day a joke goes bad and […]
Super 8 (2011)
By Melissa Garza Admittedly, I was a Johnny-come-lately fan of J.J. Abrams. I never got into Lost or Alias and Cloverfield never interested me. I began taking notice of Abrams work with the 2009 blockbuster, Star Trek. When I saw the preview for Super 8, I thought it looked pretty […]
God Told Me To (1976) – Horror Movie Review
Reviewed by Geno McGahee We begin with a busy city and a sniper randomly taking people out. A poor guy on a bike is shot and killed, and then some poor sap just walking the street and minding his own business. One by one, people are killed. Detective Nicholas (Tony […]
Mortuary (2005) – Horror Movie Review
Horror icon, Tobe Hooper directs this low-budget, under-appreciated horror gem. There have been many who trash this film. However after watching it, I must say, that those who hate it have got to be the same people that gave “Saw II” and “Saw III” stellar reviews. MORTUARY (2005) is an […]
Triangle (2009)
Reviewed by Melissa Garza Movies about time-travel, when done properly make some of the greatest moments of entertainment history. In 2007, a Spanish film called “TimeCrimes” was released which delved into a man travelling back 1 hour and facing the subsequent consequences when faced with his double. “Triangle” shares the […]
The Eleventh Aggression (2011)
Reviewed by Forris Day Jr. Based on real reports from police archives “The Eleventh Aggression” is a study into human nature and how twisted people can be. It’s the story of former special service operative during the Vietnam War, Jeffrey Walters (Steve Furedy). Walters is not like the rest of […]
Midnight Movie: The Killer Cut (2011)
By Geno McGahee In 2008, MIDNIGHT MOVIE was released and I was very impressed with it. In a world of remakes, re-imaginings, Asian transfers, soft core porn “horror” and torture films, it was a breath of fresh air. Written and directed by Jack Messitt, MIDNIGHT MOVIE was original and fun […]
Invaders from Mars (1986)
Reviewed by Melissa Garza “I’ll get you for this David Gardner” – Mrs. McKeltch (Louise Fletcher) When I was a child, I adored the remake of “Invaders from Mars.” It scared me yet not enough to turn my head away. It was a fun action packed thriller about mind control. […]
“Like Life, But Shorter” Indie Film Series
May 28 at The Jam Factory 1211 Elm St. Manchester Celebrate Memorial Day weekend at The Jam Factory in Manchester with an evening filled with lurid sex, drama, intrigue and laughs! This month’s installment of the indie film series features several short films by NH, Boston and New Jersey filmmakers […]
Boston Red Sox DEATH ACCUSATION: Geno McGahee’s FAMILY SECRET Comes Under Fire
The X Posse/Webhead Production Geno McGahee’s FAMILY SECRET has had record sales, forcing itself into the mainstream, becoming a surprising and shocking hit among horror fans, but a scene in the film with the title of “Bowling Alley Massacre” has raised the anger of some that contend that the deaths […]
American Scary (2006)
Reviewed by Melissa Garza As stated previously while reviewing “Elvira: Mistress of the dark,” I am a huge fan of her work. Growing up, having a host introduce horror films and entertain during breaks was common. I recall enjoying Commander USA every Saturday afternoon. American Scary delves into this unique […]