Category: Film Reviews

4/20 Massacre (2018) – By Baron Craze

May 28, 2018
Film Reviews

When I first thought of this movie, mainly through the press release, I did roll my eyes, letting out a groan however 4/20 Massacre touted by many as the first stoner slasher movie with some equally attractive action sequences, truly contains some seriously fun entertainment. While stoner characters existed in films long before this adventure,…

Read More

Pretty Fine Things (2016) – By Baron Craze

May 28, 2018
Film Reviews

After two years upon its initial release, Pretty Fine Things, earned official distribution through Wild Eye Releasing and is currently available on Amazon Prime, all a great success from a microbudget extraordinaire from Ryan Scott Weber. Many know of Weber’s creations such as Witches Blood [2014] and Sherriff Tom Vs. The Zombies [2013], and he’s…

Read More

Apartment 212 (2017) – By Baron Craze

April 19, 2018
Film Reviews

Apartment 212 is a new horror film from co-writer and director Haylar Garcia, who did An American Terror (2014), the film inspired from a 1975 film starring Karen Black called Trilogy of Terror, by director Dan Curtis quite clearly fans likely to seem a bit of homage. One needs to note that the title had…

Read More

Cruel Summer (2016) – By Baron Craze

April 19, 2018
Film Reviews

When one sees certain distribution companies attached to a film, they develop a thought about what that movie likely is, it’s like judge the cover of a DVD to decide if you should invest the time for enjoyment, well Cruel Summer comes from Wild Eye Releasing. Yes, the company responsible for developing low budget wonders…

Read More

Zombiology: Enjoy Yourself Tonight (2017) – By Baron Craze

April 19, 2018
Film Reviews

Sometimes as a reviewer you get a movie with an interesting title such as Zombiology (with the original title of Gam man da song si) immediately knowing it’s foreign with subtitles, none of that bothers me, rather does the storyline keep me engage. In addition, with a title that has the first four letters of zomb…

Read More

Demon House (2018) – By Baron Craze

April 19, 2018
Film Reviews

Zak Bagans, the host of the very successful “Ghost Adventures,” featured on The Travel Channel, airing for the past nine years, two spin-offs, a novel and now a film, directed Demon House. While not the most convincing of titles, it dwells on a location in Gary, Indiana, plaguing a family since at least 2014, that…

Read More

Herschell Gordon Lewis’ BloodMania (2017) – By Baron Craze

April 19, 2018
Film Reviews

On September 26, 2016 lost a B-movie creator, a man who worked in so many different departments of filmmaking impossible to name them all, he was Herschell Gordon Lewis. The film BloodMania resulted in his final directorial project, an anthology flick for his diehard cult fans, note that it shouldn’t confused with Robert Vincent O’Neill’s 1970 movie of…

Read More

Wildling (2018) – By Baron Craze

April 19, 2018
Film Reviews

First time feature director Fritz Böhm delivers a very good fantasy horror movie, with a toothy storyline, which abandons the hokey full moon and silver bullets, puts a spin on the Teen Wolf story with a coming of age tale in a John Hughes vein. Bohm also pens this story along with first time screenwriter Florian…

Read More

#Screamers (2016) – By Baron Craze

April 19, 2018
Film Reviews

#Screamers is a uniquely designed found footage horror film directed by Dean Matthew Ronalds (who I recall acted in the black comedy horror flick Take-Out (2009) from Joe Russo) and assisted in the writing with Tom Malloy (The Attic [2007]). Before you start fidgeting, rolling your eyes or sighing deeply the filmmakers did come up…

Read More

Victor Crowley (2017) – By Baron Craze

April 19, 2018
Film Reviews

First, Victor Crowley, actually Hatchet IV, but it goes much further than with director and creator Adam Green citing how his hero Wes Craven’s death affected him and brought him back to his own franchise once more. Even George A. Romero informed Adam this character still offers a lot the genre and especially the fans,…

Read More