Tag Archives: Horror Review
Horror Review – Daddy’s Girl (1996)
After a troubled year in school, Jodi is informed by her teacher, Ms. Hemp, that she will recommend to Jodi’s father that the girl be sent to a special boarding school next year. Horrified at the thought of being separated from her beloved father, Jodi does what any young child in the same situation would
Movie Review – Red Riding Hood (2011)
Set in a medieval village that is haunted by a werewolf, a young girl falls for an orphaned woodcutter, much to her family’s displeasure. Director: Catherine Hardwicke Writer: David Johnson Stars: Amanda Seyfried, Lukas Haas and Gary Oldman Here is my disclaimer. This type of film is really not my cup of tea. I have
Horror Review – Trilogy of Blood (2010)
So, James D. sends me this DVD and asks me to review it. How can a friend say no to that? I started watching this bad boy and I was cursing James’ name for about five minutes, then something weird happened. I found that I was actually enjoying myself. I am still not sure why
Movie Review – Red River (2011)
Written and directed by: Jacob Ennis Starring: Dave Haney, Jackey Hall, Levi Brandenburg & Megan Marie Wilson Red River, directed by Jacob Ennis (Stash), is billed as being in the tradition of Last House on the Left, The Hills Have Eyes and Tobe Hooper’s Texas Chainsaw Massacre. The reported budget is a remarkable $5,000, which
Movie Review – Respire (2009)
Available on DVD: February 2011 Director: David A. Cross Writer: David A. Cross (screenplay) Starring: Tracey Teague, Mat Wright, Vince Eustace, Jessica Keeler, Ellie Torrez Synopsis: The Ancient Romans believed that the soul escaped one’s body with the last breath. It was believed that last breath held the power to cure disease and prolong life.
Horror Review – Absentia (2011) Review
Absentia (2011) A woman and her sister begin to link a mysterious tunnel to a series of disappearances, including that of her own husband. Storyline: Tricia’s husband has been missing for seven years. Her younger sister Callie comes to live with her as the pressure mounts to finally declare him ‘dead in absentia.’ Tricia is
