The Box As I find myself with time on my hands I begin to ponder anew, What it is about me that so excites you. Could it be my figure, slender yet full of curves, My hair luxurious, dark thick with tresses long. My smile flirtatious and playful and special just for you. Our time […]
I met Nick Morris about half a year ago when we started discussing screenwriting and the perfect horror film. After a few conversations, he asked if I would read through his recent work “UnDeath” and give him my opinion of it. I was happy to oblige. After all, Nick and I have similar tastes in […]
Devil’s Due, brought to us by the directing team of Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett is the story of newlywed couple Samantha and Zach McCall. Zach has proclaimed his intention to videotape their lives from the day of their wedding and onward. So, it’s a found footage movie. You are most likely familiar with this […]
Lone Survivor is a 2012 game from Jasper Byrne. I would love to take the easy way out and describe it as a 2D Silent Hill but as much as I’d mean it to be a compliment, it would be doing a great disservice to what a great game Lone Survivor is. You play as […]
Description from Netflix: In this eerie ghost story, a venerable New England inn closes after a century in business, and the lodge’s two remaining employees are determined to uncover the truth about longtime rumors that the majestic mansion is haunted. Things I liked: 1. Sara Paxton. As Claire, she showed endless curiosity, boundless energy, wide-eyed […]
You know a filmmaker is good at what he or she does when, in ranking his or her films from favorite to least favorite, even the one that falls in the “least favorite” spot is still not only a great film on its own, but also better than the majority of everything in the genre. […]
So I put some thought into this review because I wanted it to be just and fair. What I can say about the movie is this… GOD MUST REALLY HATE US! Pissed, Renfield
I’m going to try something a little different here:I’m going to write a love letter to a movie. I’m not interested in pointing out any perceived flaws in the film, because I don’t want to take anything away from the viewing experience that is May. Dear May, Girl, I feel your pain. I, too, had […]
Something Inside With an exasperated sigh She reaches for the sky Tools lay scattered Piled high at her feet In a day that seemed long She had plucked from humanities throng A person she deemed worthy of the word Perfection The sight of her walk Her manners Her talk A stunning beauty […]
On Reboots and Chainsaw Massacres: Bryan Akerley There are only so many times you can “reinvent” something before that something runs out of ways to be invented again. Then, pretty soon, it’s the same regurgitated nothing and all thoughts of integrity and originality have long since gone out the window. But now, recently, the horror genre […]