Category: Film Reviews

Watch Over Us (2015) – By Baron Craze

April 26, 2022
Film Reviews

Supernatural horror films always remain a creative place for no to low budget productions to gain some traction in the market. Justified by looking at the first Paranormal Activity film, minimum money invested along bare elements of equipment, some inquisitive storyline, and luck, capture the creation of a new franchise. Hence ghost hunting in general…

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The Plague of the Zombies (1966) – By Baron Craze

April 9, 2022
Film Reviews

Hammer Film studios started to suffer from two major issues first the dullness of their stories and that lead to a lack of return on investments, which effected heavily trimmed budgets. However, a few skillful artists would deliver some strong performances and give fans a glimmer of gothic horror. Hence director John Gilling, who already…

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Sanctuary; Quite a Conundrum (2012) – By Baron Craze

April 4, 2022
Film Reviews

The director of Special Dead [2006] Thomas L. Phillips who also worked on the award-winning horror film Truth or Dare [2013] with director Jessica Cameron had some problems with his film, Sanctuary: Quite a Conundrum, which occurred in the earliest portion of the filmmaking process – the casting call. Thomas listed his film as a…

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Blood of the Vampire (1958) – By Baron Craze

March 8, 2022
Film Reviews

In the vast horror cinema, there’re likely over 30-subgenres with films crisscrossing and crossover these genres, however there are two that often find themselves overlooked primarily due to their obscurity; namely those are lost films, such as The Redeemer: Son of Satan [1978] and Anglo-horror. The second named group might seem very foreign to many,…

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The Boonies (2021) – By Baron Craze

March 8, 2022
Film Reviews

Often filmmakers will pay homage to the films that inspirated them to venture into filmmaking, or to give a nod to another artist, but it’s truly a fine and delicate line between the realms between this and blatantly ripping films in general, and sadly this falls flatly into the latter grouping. Director Lance Parkin who…

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The Pigman Murders (2015) – By Baron Craze

February 7, 2022
Film Reviews

Somebodys There is the original title of The Pigman Murders which made it Ireland’s turn to enter into the found footage sub-genre, with their creation from director and writer Stephen Patrick Kenny (24 Hours to Die [2016]), which shows great promise, especially when dealing a bunch of drunken buddies celebrating the life of fallen friend…

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Santa’s Slay (2005) – By Baron Craze

December 31, 2021
Film Reviews

During the Happy Holiday season there’s a very fun, and yet twisted subgenre of films known as Christmas Horror, sometimes they’re straightforward slashing merrily and then a few incorporate some laughter, but always either cheer or groans for the presents delivered this time of the year. Clearly every horror fan as their favorites my two…

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Hole (2010) – By Baron Craze

November 30, 2021
Film Reviews

The discovery for many reviewers and horror fans learning of the rising talents of Joaquin Montalvan came from his low-budget horror film Legend of the Hillbilly Butcher [2014], whose entire filmmaking style bucks the system of formats and structure and eclipses the boundaries of sick twisted creations of horror. Four years prior to the ‘Butcher”…

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Beautiful Prison (2016) – By Baron Craze

November 30, 2021
Film Reviews

Horror films always incorporate other genres, and director Joel Vallie who co-wrote with Eric Machiela, does just that with his dramatic and romantic movie Beautiful Prison, distributed through Midnight Releasing. His movie, created and filmed in Mexico, contains subtitles for the translating of Spanish speaking moments, but overall, it is in the English language, some…

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Kirksdale (2007) – By Baron Craze

November 30, 2021
Film Reviews

Stumbling across this movie again, I looked up previous reviews and notice one thing – so many dead links, and while it is common, it’s tad alarming, therefore why not take the time to venture back and show some care for this flick. I recalled seeing this movie at the Terror Film Festival (now defunct)…

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