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Revisiting Past Horrors of April 2024 – By Baron Craze

I feel it’s important to revisit previously reviewed films, mainly to ask do viewpoints change, or do they remain constant, for example if one saw a film as a teen that was total splatter-fest a cheery moment for an adolescent to indulge themselves with the gore and T&A would they feel the same way 20…


NJ Horror Con and Film Festival Bids You Welcome – By Baron Craze

Greetings horror fans and fanatics it is time for another fantastic convention, and for you all to get into gear and get ready for a stellar three days of fun, enjoyment, and a wonderment. Once more Fest Creator and Organizer Ryan Scott Weber brings the New Jersey Horror Con and Film Festival out of the…


The Last Man on Earth (1964) – By Baron Craze

Richard Matheson’s novel I Am Legend originally published in 1954 has been wildly popular over the countless years, influenced other authors such as Stephen King and numerous directors among them George A. Romero who drew upon this work as inspiration for his film Night of the Living Dead [1968], and two other feature movies used…


Revisiting Past Horrors of March 2024 – By Baron Craze

Here, once again taking the time to revisit previously reviewed films, it is really something an overwhelming majority of critics don’t do, as for them it’s a one and done, the written words are the final say. However, as time changes, and the everyday influences of life and that we learn more about cinema and…


Revisiting Past Horrors of February 2024 – By Baron Craze

The reasoning for the column, is to honesty take the time to return to a previous reviews and see if my viewpoint has changed since when I first reviewed it, so few ever do this to reflect on the past, but as one learns more of the cinema, techniques and the knowledge expands so could…


Coming Soon NJ Horror Con and Film Festival April 2024 – By Baron Craze

This Convention is returning once more, awakening the beast to unleash fun, fangs, fans, and a famous time! It is a great and well-run convention and film festival, there’s so much to do and see, and I know everyone says the same thing about other cons, but this one as that IT Factor. Filmmaker and…


The Phantom Creeps (1939) – By Baron Craze

Before diving into this next review, there are a few points to be aware of, first this movie is over 4-hours in length, I know it’s crazy but allow me to explain, as one needs to understand that it was released in 1939; the greatest year in Hollywood’s history. Therefore, a trip to way back…


Revisiting Past Horrors of January 2024 – By Baron Craze

It’s a new year and a continuation of this column, many found it interesting, with the simple premise would one’s viewpoint change after reviewing a film from previous years, would time and a maturity of understanding of various filmmaking techniques change, would new influences alter the standpoint? Well, let’s dive into the first month of…


Revisiting Past Horrors of December 2023 – By Baron Craze

Alas, we have come to the end of 2023, this new column has undergone subtle changes but it’s also interesting to look at and see those horror films again, not merely for enjoyment but to evaluate what one thought of it, as most know views and tastes change for youth to teen to young adult,…


35 Years Later: Honoring These Child Actresses

This is a topic that I heavily and highly refrain from discussing, whether on a podcast or in a review, but as a student and avid reader of cinematic history it often strikes of the tragedies that occurred in the year of 1988, now 35-years a sad anniversary, it is always heartbreaking when anyone passes…