Self-aware slashers that cash in on nostalgia for the sub-genre are something of a-dime-a-dozen these days. We are still in an era of 80’s and 90’s nostalgia, and people love to both be reminded of what they used to adore while also seeing a humorous and modern take on it. In recent years, we have seen movies such as Totally Killer, Freaky, and The Blackening … Continue reading Clown In A Cornfield Review
I feel sometimes like every movie screener I get is for lower budget independent horror films. And that is fine! I love horror. I watch horror more than any other genre. It’s great getting to see new horror flicks that are coming down the pike. I am always excited to see another horror movie get delivered to me. But variety is, as they say, the … Continue reading Amongst The Wolves Review
Haunted Ulster Live is a new movie coming out to Screambox. It plays off of the found footage genre by taking place entirely through the camera lenses of a news crew covering the spectacle of a local “haunted house” during Halloween. It’s actually somewhat similar to the recently released Late Night With The Devil in a few regards there, though there is more interaction with … Continue reading Haunted Ulster Live Review
Aubrey Plaza is having a nice little 2024, isn’t she? Starring as one of the bigger roles in Agatha All Along, the sequel to WandaVision was one of her major jobs of note. At least, I assume she is one of the bigger roles; I have not had a chance to watch it yet. As of this writing, the show just recently ended, and I … Continue reading My Old Ass Review
It’s been a hard go of watching movies as of late because the wife has gotten deeply invested in Dimension 20 on Dropout.TV. So any free moment the both of us have had has gone into watching that. But I do, occasionally, get her to want to watch something else other than really rad improv comedians doing Dungeons & Dragons for two-and-a- half hours at … Continue reading 825 Forest Road Review
It’s weird that, for as massive of a fan as I am of the Halloween franchise, I have only seen a few of the movies from that series in theater. And up until the David Gordon Greene trilogy, I had only ever seen two in such a format. The first of which that I got to see in the cinema was the much-maligned (and fairly … Continue reading Death Of A Unicorn Review
All I do is watch movies, right? Like… that’s not entirely true. I nap a lot. And lately the wife and I have been watching Dimension 20’s Fantasy High in my all-but-extinguished hope that I can get her into the idea of playing Dungeons and Dragons one day. But the idea is that I watch a LOT of movies. I’ve seen one movie a day … Continue reading Dirty Dancing Review
Ian from Back In My Day is back with the perfect follow up to his last episode! It’s time to discuss Deadpool & Wolverine! For more from Back In My Day, click HERE! Continue reading Episode 141: Deadpool & Wolverine
I have been a fan of Bong Joon-Ho’s for a few years now, ever since I realized the guy that made Parasite was the same man that had given us Snowpiercer several years before. Since then, I’ve gone back and watched both The Host and Okja, and I have to say: from my window of experience with him, he has been a can’t-miss director. So … Continue reading Mickey 17 Review
Cannibal Comedian will knock ’em dead on March 4 exclusively on SCREAMBOX. The horror-comedy features The Texas Chain Saw Massacre alumni Edwin Neal and Allen Danziger. I have always been a pretty big fan of the What If…? line of Marvel comic books. They were always a fun little way to look at how things could be different in an alternate reality. Even if most … Continue reading Cannibal Comedian Review
There are still too many horror classics that I have not seen. But I’ve been working on them! For instance, I’ve had Nosferatu on my playlist for a while now, but I keep not having the time or energy to watch it. But I’ll get there soon enough. Robert Eggers’ upcoming reimagining of the tale is enough impetus to get me to watch the original … Continue reading Candyman 1992 Review
Freestyle Digital Media is excited to walk down the aisle with Weekly World News for the day and date release of the zomcom romantic comedy The Zombie Wedding. The Zombie Wedding debuts on Cable and Digital VOD September 13, 2024, including Apple TV, Amazon, Google Play, Fandango At Home, Comcast, Dish, and DirecTV. The Zombie Wedding will also be available in select markets theatrically. The … Continue reading The Zombie Wedding Review
There’s no way out when #Manhole drops exclusively on SCREAMBOX February 25. A groom-to-be turns to social media for help when he finds himself trapped in a manhole in the Japanese contained thriller. It’s been a while since I saw a movie about people being trapped underground. Perhaps since I saw the movie appropriately titled Underground! I remember liking that movie well enough, so perhaps … Continue reading #Manhole Review
I love Horror-Comedies. I always have, ever since I saw Army of Darkness when I was, like, twelve years old. The only thing that can improve Horror is adding in some laughs, and I typically eat those movies right up. But what about a Horror… ROMANTIC-Comedy? How would that even work? Well that is what the new movie Heart Eyes sets out to investigate. Can … Continue reading Heart Eyes Review
As I write this, the Academy Awards are a few weeks away, and while I am excited for them, I must admit that I am less so than I have been the last few years. I just haven’t seen many of the nominees, and the ones I’ve seen and enjoyed seem unlikely to win anything. The favorite at this point is a three-and-a-half hour slog … Continue reading Love Hurts Review
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