By Geno McGahee I will admit that I was never a big fan of Liam Neeson, but after seeing TAKEN, things changed. I guess it is sort of like meeting somebody and you hate their guts initially but, over time, you begin to like them, and it has taken quite […]
Movie Reviews
Afterlife (2014) First Season – Paranormal Horror/Thriller DVD REVIEW
By Geno McGahee BBC Home Entertainment has just released the DVD 2-disc set of the first season of AFTERLIFE. I was relatively unaware of this show, but I had the opportunity to watch the first season and it proved to be a great mixture of drama and horror. Psychology professor, […]
Shadows Run Black (1986) – Kevin Costner, Racism, and Murder…….Troma Film
By Melissa Antoinette Garza Shadows Run Black is a mostly forgotten about 1980s slasher, released by Troma, that is much better than IMDB would have the average horror buff think. I had the pleasure of watching it with my brother Geno and my husband Stephen, both of which insisted on saying, […]
Cat’s Eye (1985) – HORROR ANTHOLOGY MOVIE REVIEW
By Geno McGahee I think one of the forgotten horror anthologies is CAT’S EYE and I don’t know why. Perhaps the PG-13 rating or the inclusion of Drew Barrymore makes horror fans weary of calling it a true blue scary movie. They think it’s unmanly or unhorrorly (first time that […]
Oculus (2014) – Horror Movie Review
By Melissa Antoinette Garza Sunday night as everyone at the theater was rushing to the sequel of The Amazing Spiderman, my best friend Meghan Winkler and I went to see the less publicized Oculus. Including us, there were only 6 people at the viewing. From what I hear, the […]
Piggy – HORROR REVENGE Movie review
By Forris Day Jr. Fans of revenge films such as “Death Wish”, “Kill Bill” and “The Outlaw Josey Wales” will certainly enjoy “Piggy”. Although “Piggy” is a bit darker than the ones I mentioned, you still feel like cheering as the bad guys get hunted down one by one, but […]
Sequel Files: The Amazing Spiderman 2 or “All Sound and Spidey, Signifying Nothing”
By Pat French I rather enjoyed Mark Webb’s The Amazing Spider-Man. It had heart and a decent understanding of Peter Parker as a character. They took some creative liberties with his origin, which I thought I would hate, but it served the story well enough. There were several aspects where […]
Animosity by James Newman – BOOK REVIEW
By Wayne C. Rogers Necessary Evil Press, 2011, Signed & Limited, $45.00, 235pp Artwork by Alex McVey Introduction by Ray Garton If you want to know what it’s like to be a horror writer, then you need to read Animosity by James Newman (author of Midnight Train and The Wicked), […]
Meet Me There (2014) – Horror Movie Review
By Melissa Antoinette Garza Ada (Lisa Friedrich) and Calvin (Micheal Foulk) are a couple with problems as their sex life has deteriorated. Ada became resistant due to an unknown psychological problem stemming from her childhood that she can’t quite remember. Her therapist believes she may have been molested, but […]
Junction (2012) – Thriller/Suspense Movie Review
By Geno McGahee I love when a film takes an unexpected turn and it doesn’t take long to go in that direction with the 2012 film JUNCTION. Released by Grand Entertainment Group, JUNCTION concerns a group of junkies looking for their next fix. David (Tom Pelphrey) makes a deal with […]
Hatchet III (2013) – Slasher/Horror MOVIE REVIEW
By Chris Summerfield So the third outing in this series sees Victor Crowley, (Kane Hodder) return to Honey Island swamp in which he haunts, night after night, slaughtering everyone who gets in his way… This movie continues where the second climaxed, however we then witness a dazed, Marybeth (Danielle Harris), […]
The Spring (2000) – Made for TV Suspense film
By Melissa Antoinette Garza The Spring is a 2000 TV movie that I had never heard of. From the back cover it sounded interesting enough, and I purchased it at Movie Stop while in Georgia visiting my husband’s awesome family. Sadly, this film wasn’t that great. Generally, I’ve lucked […]