By Geno McGahee Made for TV films from the 1970s tended to be good and when I heard of a whodunit werewolf movie, made for TV, from 1972, I needed to see it. MOON OF THE WOLF takes place in Louisiana, and there are plenty of dead bodies being found, […]
Movie Reviews
Bane (2012) – HORROR TORTURE – INDIE HORROR REVIEW
By Forris Day Jr. I really enjoyed Chemical Burns latest release “Bane”. It has elements from several genres including sci-fi, horror and psychological thriller. It starts off a little slow, but hang in there, because it’s got a good payoff and a really well written twist ending. “The Surgeon” is […]
The Night Caller (1998) – Psycho Stalker – HORROR MOVIE REVIEW
By Geno McGahee The risk you run when you become a celebrity on any level is having a stalker. Obsessed fans create their own reality and need to be in the lives of the targeted star. In 1989, Rebecca Schaeffer, star of “MY SISTER SAM” was murdered by crazed stalker, […]
Birdemic: Shock and Terror (2010) Movie Review
Reviewed by Melissa Garza I’ve discussed the amazingly awesome “How Did This Get Made?” podcast in previous reviews. There are times where this dicates which movies my husband and I watch. So, after listening to the live episode, my husband, brother-in-law, and myself watched the film with the Rifftrax commentary […]
The Incredible Melting Man(1977) – Zombie, Alien, Horror Movie Review
By Geno McGahee Astronaut Steve West (Alex Rebar) is on a trip to Saturn, but something goes terribly wrong. Two of the astronauts perish, leaving West alive, but in horrible shape. His skin is melting off of his body, but thankfully he is tied to a hospital bed and can […]
House of the Long Shadows (1983) Movie Review
By Melissa Antoinette Garza I’ve talked in other reviews about my eccentric taste in men. Vincent Price is definitely one of my massive celebrity crushes. He had class, a unique way of speaking, a strong sensuality and a debonair style that makes me long for the days when men had […]
The Hunters (2011) – Movie Review
Reviewed by Melissa Garza When I first started watching The Hunters with my husband and brother, I thought was in store for an out-an-out slasher. The back of the box professes that a group of kids decide to venture into a location that was always off limits to them […]
Red Mist (2008) Movie Review
Reviewed by Melissa Garza A commonality shared by many horror productions is a bullied lead character seeking revenge on those who wronged him. Trick or Treat, Slaughter High, and Carrie are a few fun examples. Even the majority of the Friday the 13th series follows Jason misguidedly hunting camp counselors […]
The Telling (2009) – ANTHOLOGY HORROR MOVIE REVIEW
By Melissa Antoinette Garza Horror anthologies are one of the most fun types of films in the genre. THE MONSTER CLUB, VAULT OF HORROR, TALES FROM THE CRYPT, and ASYLUM are a few of the greatest of all time. When I rented THE TELLING, I didn’t have high expectations. I definitely […]
Killer Story (2004) – Edgar Allen Poe Anthology Review – HORROR NEWS
By Geno McGahee I really like Joe Estevez as an actor. He may be the most talented Estevez of all time, and he does one hell of a job as “Fortunato” in the Garrett Clancy film “KILLER STORY,” a horror anthology, featuring tales based on the work of Edgar Allen […]
Incredible Hulk – DEATH MASK (1980) – Review
By Geno McGahee There is a serial killer on campus, butchering blonde students. David (Bill Bixby) always finds trouble. On top of being on the run from Jack McGee (Jack Colvin), he has to deal with situations that often drag him in and screw with his life. In DEATH MASK, […]
Blair Witch Project Part 2: Book of Shadows (2000) – Movie Review
By Melissa Antoinette Garza In 1999, The Blair Witch Project was released and became a cultural phenomenon and a huge success making 248 million dollars on a 1.5 million budget. It was a film that would have been destined to be a cult classic but instead found the mainstream. Some […]