Category: Film Reviews

Killer Workout (1987) – By Baron Craze

One of the toughest aspects in all of filmmaking, after the financial backing is secure, is having a crew and cast respect and support, many directors have been dismissed over it, writers fired or flat-out quit due to it, and stars leaving a project due the hostilities. However, in many low to no budgets one…


Reel Evil (2012) – By Baron Craze

Ever since The Blair Witch Project [1999] captured the fascination of many fans and aspiring filmmakers, it didn’t take long for the found footage subgenre to be set ablaze, and here is another one, slightly ho-hum in style, set in a decrepit abandoned hospital which housed the mentally ill patients. This sounds a tad similar…


The Cellar (2022) – By Baron Craze

I had high hopes for this movie, in fact I actually went into it by not knowing much, as some thought I was becoming too cynical about the genre, I personally didn’t think so therefore, I knew limited details, mainly it was a cross blend of two subgenres Religious-Horror and Haunted Houses. In addition, which…


Teen Lust (2014) – By Baron Craze

Comedy in films often can be hit or miss with audiences however when it crosses over into another genre such as horror then it’s definitely dancing on a fine edge. While Blaine Thurier’s (Kicking Blood [2021]) feature creates some humor, mostly thanks to the cast, not all the comedy works effectively well, yet that doesn’t…


The Burning (1981) – By Baron Craze

Any true horror fan especially those that enjoy the beloved slasher subgenre, can name quite a few films that fall into this grouping, however one of the notorious few that didn’t become a franchise or even box office one-time hit is Tony Maylam’s The Burning, that’s even before its production garnished much attention in the…


Little Monsters (2019) – By Creepy Crazy Cathy

It’s been a while since I’ve reviewed a film so I’d though I’d come back with Little Monsters from 2019; now this isn’t the one with Fred Savage, but a zombie film, rather I think a zombie comedy. I recently saw it on Hulu and enjoyed it very much; it stars Lupita Nyong’o (Us (2019))…


The Ghostmaker (2012) – By Baron Craze

Mauro Borrelli, who has worked in various positions on horror films such as illustrator on Dracula Untold (2014), takes the coveted director’s chair again for The Ghostmaker formerly known as Box of Shadows and co-wrote with Scott Svatos all for a tale involving a clockwork coffin designed to give time, only to collect in a…


7 Nights of Darkness (2011) – By Baron Craze

Allen Kellogg took on many roles for his first directing and written horror feature as a common trait for many independent filmmakers, and he stars in the film as the character Carter, with his creation lingering in the ghost genre, as well as dropping into the sub-genre of Found Footage. ***SPOILER ALERT*** “The film sets…


Watch Over Us (2015) – By Baron Craze

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…


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

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…