Review: Children of the Corn (remake)

Anything with the name Stephen King attached to it is usually cinematic gold or at least really, really creepy. King wrote a short story which was made into a short film Disciples of The Crow in 1983 and later remade into the cult classic Children of The Corn in 1984. These [...]

Review: Myctophobia

While I have promoted and talked about Kitsie Duncan and Bryan Wolford a lot, I have never really seen most of their work. Now the two have paired up to bring horror fans an exciting new short film called Myctophobia. Because I am special enough (in business sense, not mentally), I was able to [...]

Review: Foodie

Definition: Foodie – noun – “A person that spends a keen amount of attention and energy on knowing the ingredients of food, the proper preparation of food, and finds great enjoyment in top-notch ingredients and exemplary preparation. A foodie is not necessarily a food snob, only enjoying delicacies and/or food [...]

Review: Post Mortem, America 2021, Chapter One

I’ve have used Post Mortem America 2021 a few times as a credit example when I mention actors pictured within this film. I never had a chance to  see it, though. So when I met Monique Dupree last weekend and saw she was selling this film, I secretly thought, “Yes!” While speaking [...]

The Ward Review

The Ward Review By Sharon Foss Images of mental institutions always bring to mind dark hallways, sterile rooms that can only be called cells, and nursing staff that has been turned away by all other mainstream hospitals—the degenerates of the profession. My mind conjures up these images because every movie [...]

Review: The Nightmare Ends on Halloween II

This popped up in my live feed on Facebook, and luckily, this short film is available for viewing in its entirety on www.imdb.com. I figured this was just your run of the mill fan film. Well, it is a fan film, but far from average! And it was made in [...]

Review: The Many Monsters of Sarah Roth

“Young Sarah Roth has long been haunted by the memory of her mother abandoning her. Determined to overcome this troubling vision, Sarah employs old science and secret rituals to recreate her mother anew. Beyond the formulas and fantasies, however, lie truths she would rather not confront.” The Many Monsters of [...]

Review: Deceptors

At Blood On The Beach this past weekend, the first table I saw was for Darkstone Entertainment. So, I went over to say hi to everyone and during my visit I picked up a copy of Deceptors. I had never even heard of it before, but John Johnson is doing big [...]

Review: Scary Story Slumber Party

Finally! I’ve seen six out of the eleven shorts in Scary Story Slumber Party and I really thought highly of them. So, when Jonathan Moody announced he’d be releasing the anthology film at Blood On The Beach, well, that became one of the main reasons I had to go – to [...]

Cabin in the Woods and Comparisons: A Movie Review

Director: Drew Goddard. Writers: Joss Whedon and Drew Goddard. Cast: Fran Kranz, Kristen Connolly, Chris Hemsworth, Jesse Williams, Kirsten Connolly, and Anna Hutchison. Joss Whedon has rightly earned the title of being the Joseph Campbell of “horror” films with Cabin in the Woods. With Drew Goddard on board as co-writer, [...]

Review: Paranormal Activity 3

I know what you’re thinking, “Paranormal Activity 3 is not an indie film!” But when has that ever stopped me before? The franchise did start as an indie film, with Paranormal Activity (2007) being crafted for $15,000 and Paranormal Activity 2 (2010) being made for $3,000,000. Paranormal Activity 3 (2011) [...]

Review: Camel Spiders

**Jessica Cameron is featured in Camel Spiders in the role of “Ashley.” Apparently, Jessica will be facing giant bugs in another film, one that was featured on the hit SyFy show Monster Man. Jessica appears on episode three of the series, which you can watch On Demand and on SyFy.com. [...]

Trial by Self

“Trial by Self” might not fit comfortably into the horror genre. It doesn’t really fit into any genre very comfortably. It was obviously influenced by horror and thriller films and works as a psychological thriller of sorts. Its horror moments are pretty tame, but this seems to be a movie [...]

Review: Down The Road

Back in September I gave you guys the run down on Down The Road (which you can read again here). I was generously provided with a screener of the film this week, and I finally had a chance to watch it last night. Down The Road would make a fantastic [...]

Tablet of Tales

DIRECTED BY: Brian Cottington REVIEWED BY: Mario Dominick From aspiring Pittsburgh filmmaker Brian Cottington and Daggervision Films (creators of Samhain: Night Feast and Caustic Zombies) comes this short mini-horror anthology consisting of two gruesome and chilling stories. The wraparound of Tablet of Tales stars Daggervision’s own Johnny Daggers as Fritz [...]

Review: Playback

Playback… What an ironic name for this movie… Because I will not be playing it back, more like fast forwarding. Now don’t get me wrong Playback isn’t a bad film by any means. I just don’t think it was marketed correctly via its trailer. I thought I was going to be [...]

Review: The Convent

The easiest way for me to describe The Convent is Night of The Demons/Night of The Demons 2 but a lot less fun. The film literally reads like a Night of The Demons rip off. All you need to do is sub-out certain words/names and it all makes sense. Take [...]

Review: Lake Mungo

Lake Mungo (2008) is an Australian film which brings us a new different take on the found footage genre of horror movies. With it’s documentary/investigative news program format, as opposed to the third person shaky cam, we are presented with the story of a family who has lost a daughter [...]

Regissoren (The Director)

DIRECTED BY: Ronny Carlsson REVIEWED BY: Mario Dominick Swedish underground filmmaker and head reviewer at FilmBizarro.com Ronny Carlsson is a dedicated fan of splatter, extreme and art house horror. The past few short films he’s made combine all those elements and in recent years, I’ve found these particular subgenres of [...]

Review: 2-Headed Shark Attack

When the shark attacked, I’m pretty sure I said “nomnomnom” several times during the movie. I feel that with a movie as silly as 2-Headed Shark Attack you have to make the movie fun. Unless you’re a fan of terrible CGI creature features you probably won’t enjoy this movie.  This [...]