Stoker (2013) Do Not Disturb the Family. South Korean Director Chan-wook Park has always had a knack for making dark, morbid films, with Old Boy (2003) and Thirst (2009) being prime examples of his masterful… Continue reading
You’re Next (2011) Did You Remember to Lock Your Door? In the spirit of films such as The Strangers (2008) and The Last House on the Left (2009), filmmaking duo Adam Wingard, V/H/S/2 (2013) and Simon… Continue reading
V/H/S/2 (2013) Who’s Tracking You? Following the success of Magnet Picture’s and Bloody Disgusting’s 2012 found footage horror anthology V/H/S, producers quickly put together a sequel, hoping it was still fresh enough in… Continue reading
The Wolverine (2013) The X-Men films have been a bit of a mixed bag, reaching a particular low point in 2006 with X-Men: The Last Stand. Luckily producers decided to give Wolverine his… Continue reading
Just Like a Woman (2012) two friends one journey no limits French director Rachid Bouchareb, the man responsible for acclaimed historical flicks Days of Glory (2006) and Outside the Law (2010), tries his… Continue reading
Inbred (2011) They came in peace. They left in pieces. There had been a bit of positive buzz surrounding the release of Alex Chandon’s Inbred after Frightfest in 2011, so much so that it… Continue reading
Father’s Day (2011) Lock Up Your Fathers Father’s Day, the Astron-6 directed, Troma produced film found its way in several headlines in November 2012 when it was pulled out of Monster Pictures’ ‘Monster… Continue reading
G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra (2009) When All Else Fails, They Don’t Firstly, I’ve always enjoyed Stephen Sommers’ popcorn films; from his underrated tongue-in-cheek 1998 horror film Deep Rising, to his over-blown… Continue reading
District 9 (2009) You Are Not Welcome Here. Back in November 2007, Peter Jackson and director Neill Blomkamp announced that they were going to move forward on the feature District 9, a live-action… Continue reading
Dead Hooker in a Trunk (2009) The Debut Film By The Soska Sisters Before beginning this review, it’s important to note that Dead Hooker in a Trunk was made with a measly $2,500… Continue reading
