Category: Film Reviews

Hell Baby (2013) – By Baron Craze

A few critics, have stated the subgenre of horror comedies don’t work, they are lame and duds, well they must have overlooked or to even consider some classics such as Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein [1948] or Young Frankenstein [1974] and Shaun of the Dead [2004]; now to clarify this movie is not a classic,…


Ghosthouse (1988) – By Baron Craze

There’s an interesting backstory to this movie, as it marketed itself and used a deceitful ploy to the audiences, per a friend, Achille Manzotti of the uncredited producer Joe d’Amato, to change the movie La Casa 3 instead of Ghosthouse; the reasoning was that La Casa 1 and 2 were the titles to Evil Dead…


Frost (2022) – By Baron Craze

Sometimes there are films that are sent to me that I find both interesting and challenging to write a review, mainly due to limited set pieces and how easily it is to expose spoiler, yet I don’t shy away from it either. Frost definitely fits into this grouping and should be on horror fans’ viewing…


DOA REVIEW: Virus Shark (2021) – By Baron Craze

  CASE NUMBER #0045 For those unaware of DOA existence, everyone states they have seen the worst movie, never really defining that at all, but with a shrug and say, “I didn’t like it,” sorry but that is not a valid argument. Here, I provide that reasoning is fully explored, what made the movie a…


The Abominable Snowman (1957) – By Baron Craze

The birth of Hammer Horror, formerly commenced in 1955, and while the studio was founded in November 1937, its most significant importance didn’t occur until the mid-50s, though most know of the gothic horror of reinventing the Universal Monsters. It started with Nigel Kneale’s television science fiction series The Quatermass Experiment directed by Val Guest,…


Deep Blue Sea (1999) – By Creepy Crazy Cathy

Baron asked me to write a review on a shark movie since he’s having a series of shark themed reviews, so I chose Deep Blue Sea from 1999. I first saw the film in the theater when it was released and then a few times on my TV or Blu-ray. As you may know I…


Swim (2021) – By Baron Craze

Part of The Horror Times “SHARK WEEK MADNESS” As many can perceive the summer season is filled of shark invested waters, after all it is their home, but for horror fans it’s another wave of animal attack flicks, none ever achieve the popularity nor the longevity of Steven Spielberg’s Jaws [1975]; although The Meg [2018]…


Tales of Terror (1962) – By Baron Craze

For horror fans anthology films hold a special place, it often features numerous directors and writers showcasing their talents, and other times they feature a common tread amongst them. This time around it’s the incredible director and producer Roger Corman (The Pit and the Pendulum [1961] and The Masque of Red Death [1964]), using more…


Chopping Mall (1986) – By Baron Craze

I think we all can agree there are some truly stellar b-movies that exist with large cult followings for sheer reason they deliver the outrageous laughter, and a storyline is often insane, but somehow it all bizarrely keeps the entertainment factor dial to eleven. There’s something unique about 80s movies: big hair, flashy clothing, and…


Ticks (1993) – By Baron Craze

Doug Beswick, a special and visual effects creator, known for Aliens [1986] and Evil Dead II [1987] originally penned the screenplay for this film under the heading of “Cycle of Blood,” sometime back in the early 80s, but never moved past that point, perhaps due to the market of horror going coco-for-slasher movies and some…