By Geno McGahee On September 29th, the highly anticipated COP CAR will arrive on DVD and Blu-Ray from Universal Pictures Home Entertainment. Written and Directed by Jon Watts, COP CAR features Kevin Bacon (FOOTLOOSE, MYSTIC RIVER) as a corrupt sheriff with plenty of skeletons in his closet. Two ten-year-old kids […]
Movie Reviews
Wyrmwood: Road of the Dead (2014) – ZOMBIE HORROR MOVIE REVIEW
By Melissa Ann The horror genre has had many additions from Australian filmmakers, but zombie films from Down Under are nearly non-existent. Filmmakers and brothers Kiah and Tristan Roache-Turner decided to change that and make Wyrmwood: Road of the Dead. With a modest budget of $160,000, the movie premiered at […]
Slaughter High (1986) – CLASS REUNION SLASHER HORROR MOVIE REVIEW
By Geno McGahee In the 1980s, the slasher film was the sub-genre of horror that was ruling the box office. FRIDAY THE 13TH (1980), SLEEPAWAY CAMP (1983), THE BURNING (1981), THE SLUMBER PARTY MASSACRE (1982), PROM NIGHT (1980), MY BLOODY VALENTINE (1981), HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ME (1981) and THE PROWLER […]
KIDS VS. MONSTERS – Malcolm McDowell & Lance Henriksen HORROR/COMEDY Review
By Geno McGahee On September 29th, Anchor Bay Entertainment will release KIDS VS MONSTERS on VOD and Digital HD via MarVista Digital Entertainment. The film has some familiar faces, including Malcolm McDowell (A CLOCKWORK ORANGE, ROB ZOMBIE’S HALLOWEEN), Lance Henriksen (PUMPKINHEAD, ALIENS) and Richard Moll (NIGHT COURT, NIGHT TRAIN […]
HORROR REMAKES – TOP 10 REBOOTS – DASH 10 – HORROR MOVIE NEWS
By Dash Jordan Listen guys…before you turn your computer off and march over to Hollywood with torches and pitchforks, I just want you to understand something. Yes, there is no point of remaking a horror classic. Hell, there’s no point in remaking any movie of any genre for that matter. […]
Hellspawn (1993) – No Budget Monster HORROR MOVIE REVIEW
By Geno McGahee I am a huge fan of no-budget/micro-budget horror movies. When a filmmaker steps up and makes a film without a budget, typically with their friends, and with less than great equipment, there is usually plenty of heart involved and a story that they feel they need to […]
The Incredible Hulk: A Child in Need (1978) – Lou Ferrigno MARVEL TV SUPERHERO REVIEW
By Geno McGahee I know that there is a big difference from the comic book Hulk and the Hulk that we see on the TV series. I often listen to these cellar dwellers that own every comic book that has ever featured the Hulk and they will go on and […]
Evilspeak (1981) Free on YouTube and for sale via Amazon
Reviewed by Melissa Antoinette Garza I’m a fan of Clint Howard. The Ice Cream Man is one of my favorite B movies of all time. There’s just something lovable about him. I remember as a kid seeing him win the MTV Lifetime Achievement Award and I was so […]
Zombie Ninjas vs Black Ops (2015): Coming to VOD on October 15th – ACTION HORROR MOVIE REVIEW
By Geno McGahee On October 15th, ZOMBIE NINJAS VS. BLACK OPS will be released on VOD in the US and Canada. This film is reflective of the times. We are in a video game culture and this film plays out like a video game. This is CALL OF DUTY done […]
Ghostbusters (1984) – Horror Comedy Movie Review
By Geno McGahee In the mid eighties, the horror/comedy was trending. GREMLINS came out in 1984 and FRIGHT NIGHT in 1985 and both were friendly horror films. They gave some scares, but were tame enough for the family to enjoy it together. That holds true for the 1984 paranormal […]
John Carpenter: TOP 5 – THE HORROR MASTER’S CAREER EXAMINED – Horror News
By Wayne C. Rogers Every John Carpenter fan is going to have his favorite films with some being rated higher than others. So, read this with an opened mind. Let me add that John Carpenter is certainly one of the greatest directors in the horror genre, though he’s had as […]
Terminator: Salvation (2009) – Christian Bale Action/Sci-fi MOVIE REVIEW
By Dash Jordan Over $70 million was accumulated in the Fall of 1984 due to what would later be considered by many to be one of the most important sci-fi action films of all time. In the Summer of 1991, the human race would witness its sequel which was aesthetically, […]