Public displays of affection can often be awkward or annoying. Happily, at first, takes PDAs/PDOAs to another level. According to writer-director BenDavid Grabinski, excessive love and affection will endure consequences. Happily puts love to the test. Continue reading Film Review: ‘Happily’ (2021)
One thing that horror films tend to successfully mirror from real life is that one should never return to their hometown to live there. The Ice Cream Truck perfects this. From writer-director Megan Freels Johnston, this is a female-driven horror film which is completely masterful in its trickery of expectation, if not a little risky in its execution. Continue reading Film Review: ‘The Ice Cream Truck’ (2017)
In horror films when families move into a new house or a new town, they always seem to stumble upon a terror of sorts. The Parish is no different in this regard, however, its execution establishes an air on mystique and uncertainty. Continue reading For Nerdly.co.uk: “‘The Parish’ Review”
In what could very well be the first remake of a “Die Hard on/in a ___” film, Welcome to Sudden Death, featuring Michael Jai White under the direction of Dallas Jackson, is the almost scene-by-scene remake of 1995’s Van Damme classic, Sudden Death. Continue reading For SetTheTape.com: “Welcome to Sudden Death – Film Review”
A mysterious, though slightly heartbreaking film, Last Moment of Clarity spends a fair portion of its life almost like an art movie, though ultimately transitioning into a generic light action thriller. Continue reading For HCMovieReviews: “Last Moment of Clarity”
A serious film about drugs, Crisis is a spectacle of intensity and moral values told through three storylines led individually by its three stars: Gary Oldman, Armie Hammer, and Evangeline Lilly. Continue reading Film Review: ‘Crisis’ (2021)
From Lionsgate UK, Hellraiser: Judgment – the tenth and latest of the series – is the second of two Hellraiser films to have new releases in the UK, both digitally and physically. Continue reading Film Review: ‘Hellraiser: Judgment’ (2018)
From Lionsgate UK, Hellraiser: Revelations – the ninth of the series – sees itself with disc and digital releases for the first time in the UK, ten years after its initial release. Continue reading Blu-ray Review: ‘Hellraiser: Revelations’ (2011)
Imagine a family film with vague likenesses to both Willy Wonka and the Goosebumps series, that manages to strike many chords of relevancy in a digital world… You have Max Winslow and the House of Secrets. Continue reading For Nerdly.co.uk: “‘Max Winslow and the House of Secrets’ VOD Review”
A creepy, yet hilarious film, Willy’s Wonderland successfully recertifies Nicolas Cage as the King of Crazy. From director Kevin Lewis, and writer G. O. Parsons, this film exists as a fusion of a throwback adventure and a real-life nightmare for others. Continue reading Film Review: ‘Willy’s Wonderland’ (2021)
A futuristic, yet frightening film, I Am Toxic (Soy toxico) is a Spanish-language dystopian sci-fi film set in 2101 Buenos Aires. From Pablo Pares, this post-apocalyptic adventure is painfully gruesome in both its imagery and context. Continue reading Film Review: ‘I Am Toxic’ (2018)
A WILD, though gradually comedic film, 12 Hour Shift is the titular shift of Mandy (Angela Bettis), a drug-addict nurse who steals organs… Continue reading Film Review: ’12 Hour Shift’ (2020)
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