I love when you can watch a new movie and directly trace its influences back to other films that you have always loved. But more on that in the Ups and Downs segment of this review for reasons I will get into soon… Coming out on 9/23/2025 to Screambox, we have the new horror flick The Draft!–and yes, the exclamation point is part of the … Continue reading The Draft! Review
It’s time to review another movie coming to Screambox, as we take a look today at the Brazilian horror feature, A Mother’s Embrace, which will be dropping on the service on 9/16/2025! A Mother’s Embrace is directed by Cristian Ponce, and it starts off in the childhood of our protagonist, Ana. She and her mother start off at home–where her mom makes Ana guzzle down … Continue reading A Mother’s Embrace Review
Not that I’m of the belief that it ever went anywhere, but how nice is it to see that mainstream horror is all the way back with the success that Sinners and now Weapons have had at the box office? Horror is having a wonderful year with the masses in 2025. With Sinners being in my top five movies of the year, I went into … Continue reading Weapons Review
She passed through the busy New Orleans street, unseen and untouched and to say that she did this in a literal fashion would be accurate. Both invisible and intangible, she phased through walls, vehicles, and the crowd with no one the wiser. Barriers didn’t matter to her as she floated immaterially into and through them. If any pedestrians had noticed her, they would have seen … Continue reading AP Productions: Femme Phantom Halloween Special
I don’t watch enough short movies. I helped MAKE a short movie once. It… wasn’t very good. But I was proud of it at the time. And, most importantly, it further taught me how absolutely difficult it can be to produce a film of any length or quality. I had made a few other films for classes in high school, and those were even worse … Continue reading The Littles Review
Uncontained infects SCREAMBOX exclusively on March 11. A mysterious drifter struggles to protect abandoned children from an infection that turns people into a feral-like state. It’s been over twenty years since the zombie film experienced its revival in the early 2000’s with outings like 28 Days Later, Dawn Of The Dead, and Shaun Of The Dead. Leading up to the massive success of those entries, … Continue reading Uncontained Review
Anyone who knows me knows that I love some 1980’s horror movies and franchises. Obviously I have long been a lover of the big series like Friday The 13th, Halloween, and A Nightmare On Elm Street, but I also quite dig the lower tier stuff when I have seen it. Movies like Maniac Cop, Grotesque, or Chopping Mall are highly enjoyable despite their lower budgets. … Continue reading Killer Klowns From Outer Space Review
I never saw my first Predator movie until after the COVID-19 pandemic started. When I found myself with more time at home during that worldwide crisis, I decided to start plowing through movies I had never seen before (and that’s a hobby for me that has continued ever since). Early on in that rush, I watched the 1987 Arnold Schwarzenegger action classic, Predator. I really … Continue reading Predator: Killer Of Killers Review
The Shadow Way part 5 (finale) As Alysa Saraki lay bleeding on the ground, Queen Faith turned and made her way to the front door of Ella Saraki’s former home. Initially, she planned to set the house on fire to lure Alysa to the area but she arrived before that happened. And yet, after all that had transpired in Winghaven and all the wrongs she … Continue reading AP Productions: Winghaven #35
It’s time for another blast from the past review, as I continue my march through the list of classic movies that I have never seen before. I actually had to take two tries to watch Godzilla 1954; my first attempt saw me find a copy on my friend’s Plex server that was buried under an audio track talking about the history of Japan and the … Continue reading Godzilla (1954) Review
The Shadow Way part 4 Creed rose to his feet and wiped the sweat from his brow. The bloody machete was tossed aside, then he looked down at his handiwork. “I gotta say, I’m a little impressed. You weren’t ly’n when you said you couldn’t feel pain,” Creed wiped some blood on his pants, “Not a peep from you. Respect. Even the toughest bastards out … Continue reading AP Productions: Winghaven #34
Having recently ranked the Mission: Impossible franchise after it [allegedly] wrapped up with The Final Reckoning, I got to thinking about what other franchises I could do a ranking of. In addition to Tom Cruise’s nearly 30 year action journey, I had previously done the Halloween, Friday The 13th, and Nightmare On Elm Street series from bottom to top. Which is little surprise, as horror … Continue reading Ranking The Franchise: Child’s Play/Chucky
The Shadow Way Part 3 Creed sat in the backseat of the car, lazily looking out the window at the fields passing by. It was a tranquil ride on a cool spring day with blue skies overhead. As his eyes wandered across the rolling brown and green waves, he turned his attention toward the front of the car and noticed no one was in the … Continue reading AP Productions: Winghaven #33
The Shadow Way Part 2 Mama Johnson hovered overhead with her hair flowing on its own and her body emitting mystic energy. Her face twisted into a sneer and a strange cackle escaped her curled lips. Nearby, more of the Infected sauntered toward them. Acting fast, Papa Abadie tried to contain her with a spell but she began to break through the barriers with her … Continue reading AP Productions: Winghaven #32
A Hard Place features a cast of genre titans, including Felissa Rose (Sleepaway Camp, Terrifier 2), Lynn Lowry (Shivers, The Crazies), Sadie Katz (Wrong Turn 6, The Beast Inside), Rachel Amanda Bryant (Craving), Kevin Caliber (“Future Man”), Ashley Undercuffler (Craving, 16 Bits), and Bai Ling (The Crow). I feel like, historically, we have gotten a lot of Vampires fighting Werewolves in pop culture. I’m not … Continue reading A Hard Place Review
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