*Spoilers* The Night Sitter is a “bad babysitter gone good” horror flick that is reminiscent of the paranormal-styled slasher films of the 1990’s and early 2000’s. We are introduced to Amber (played by Elyse Dufour from AMC’s “The Walking Dead”) early on, as she sets out to babysit for down-on-his-luck…
Review – “Momo: The Missouri Monster” (2019)
(possible spoiler alert ahead) Small Town Monsters productions and director Seth Breedlove have graced us with another cryptid adventure, “Momo: The Missouri Monster”. Narrated by monster legend Lyle Blackburn, Momo is reminiscent of a 70’s b-horror movie with a Grindhouse feel. I have enjoyed all of…
Review – The Field (2019)
(Spoiler Alert) The Field (by Found The Ribbon Films, directed and co-written by Tate Bunker) could have been a decent, promising story, if it were not for a poorly executed ending. Set in rural Wisconsin, The Field is a rendition of the age-old story of city dwellers looking…
Review – The Banana Splits Movie (2019)
As a child, I loved watching all the Hanna -Barbera shows that I could fit in. That included the Banana Splits (I watched in the mid-late 70’s to very early 80’s). You can imagine my delight when I saw that not only were they making a Banana Splits movie, but…
“Black Wake” Review – There are worse things in the water than jellyfish….
Jeremiah Kipp (Director), Carlos Keyes (Exec Producer), David Gere (Co-Producer), and Jerry Janda (writer) have breathed new life into the “found footage” phenomenon with their new horror film Black Wake. A mysterious “sickness” seems to have taken hold on the inhabitants of a coastal area on the Atlantic seaboard. While professionals struggle…
“How’s your Head?” – Review of Jon Bristol’s HEAD
As the promo poster declares, “There’s nothing funny about dead puppets”, but it’s entertaining as Hell! This is definitely not your run-of-the-mill “Sesame Street” puppet movie. Jon Bristol delights, frights, and weirds you out all at once with his all puppet cast horror film ‘Head’. ****POSSIBLE SPOILERS**** I’ll admit that…
Review – The Horror Network (2015)
“The Horror Network” delivers in every way!
