Category: Film Reviews

Urban Legend (1998) – By Baron Craze

Sometimes a film will amass quite a bit, a box office smash, and even have sequels, but it is panned and considered a wretched creation without an original conceptual design and a poor story arc, this is just that sort of film. Horror fans in general disliked this film when initially released though it earned…


Winterskin (2018) – By Baron Craze

I recall, Charlie Steeds’ previous film Escape from Cannibal Farm [2017] and while that was a passionate tribute to Texas Chainsaw Massacre [1974]; I looked forward to seeing this flick as he did direct and release two others form from 2018, those were The Barge People and The House of Violent Desire. Steeds works on…


Evil Breed: The Legend of Samhain (2003) – By Baron Craze

Films seem to gain momentum and succeed in a straight greenlit path while others have many twists and turns and end-up either shelved, or languish in turmoil hell, this movie had the latter done to it, by the distributor. Often a filmmaker wants their movie going out to the masses to get the fame, and…


Creepy Crawly (2022) – By Baron Craze

This is a film for the fans of creature features and the heebie-jeebies now I separate the two as they are vastly different. A creature feature is purely a monster, not in the form of animals i.e., Alligator [1980] or Jaws [1975], one could think of The Tingler [1959], Leviathan [1989] which was a genetically…


Jaws 2 (1978) – By Baron Craze

CHOMPFEST 2023 Well, the time has come to review the last film of the Jaws franchise to many it would also be the last of the good sequels to the beloved classic horror thriller; I had taken a few years to finish four parts and did them by celebrating their anniversaries and now in 2023…


The Meg (2018) – By Baron Craze

CHOMPFEST 2023 Before diving too far into this review of The Meg one needs to swim through the backstory there’s quite a bit to uncover and discover about this film, first it was never intended to be on the same level as Jaws nor does it have the tension building sequences in The Shallows or…


2-Headed Shark Attack (2012) – By Baron Craze

CHOMPFEST 2023 This movie is horrendously atrocious, and very little saves it from becoming one our infamous ‘DOA Reviewed’ films, and that salvation is the form of using a rarity in nature showcased in the film, yes, the two heads. That concept is based from the principle of a 2-headed animal which is called polycephaly…


Megalodon (2018) – By Baron Craze

CHOMPFEST 2023 Let’s understand why this movie isn’t in the dreaded land of DOA cemetery, it’s because while comparing it to the other marked graves it doesn’t reek to their rotting corpse level. Thereby recalling some of the dredge of shark movies that lay dormant Attack of the Jurassic Shark [2012], Raiders of the Lost…


Bottom Feeder (2007) – By Baron Craze

B-movies hold a substantial place in cinema, especially when it comes to the horror genre many of them are made on extremely small budgets and have a wide varied spectrum of entertainment. The scope can be defined by when and where these movies air, for example, if a movie is on basic cable, you can…


Bait (2012) – By Baron Craze

CHOMPFEST 2023 (NSFW photos warning) Bait swam a very long way to get to become a finished film, during the journey which at one point had the talented well-diverse director Russell Mulcahy, attached to the project however due to scheduling conflicts with the Teen Wolf series he was unable to commit. But before we can…