While bugs and spiders often generate the creepy crawly effect, rats also create immense fear for many, the sounds they emit can send shivers up one’s back, the little eyes staring at you with the wanton need to feed, knowing their ready to breed and create an enormous colony at an unrelenting pace. That alone…
Crawl (2019) – By Creepy Crazy Cathy (3C)
Chompfest 2024 The owner of the site asked me to participate in Chompfest with Baron’s shark reviews and I was more than happy to; with the first film Meg 2: The Trench. I didn’t know what other shark movie to pick as Jaws was already done. Baron suggested I do a review of a non-shark…
Meg 2: The Trench (2023) – By Creepy Crazy Cathy (3C)
Chompfest 2024 There are so many bad shark movies out there but of course there are good ones the main one is Jaws [1975] others include 47 Meters Down [2016] and the first film of this series The Meg [2018] which I reviewed in 2021 and 2 years later Meg 2: The Trench was released…
Capsized: Blood In the Water (2019) – By Baron Craze
Chompfest 2024 In 2019 the Discovery channel decided it was time to do something new to celebrate their 31st shark week, and hence an original television movie was the final decision of Howard Swartz, Discovery’s senior vice president of production and development. Hence, instead of having narration about just sharks they used the real-life survival…
Sting (2024) – By Baron Craze
The first horror film I ever saw was 20-Million Miles to Earth [1957] an alien creature feature, from the it was discovering this subgenre filmed with Them! [1954], Tarantula [1955], and The Spider [1958] those super large monsters were always fun to watch, however what most horror fans know is that creepy crawlies effectively work…
The Spider (1958) – By Baron Craze
In the mid-1950s the horror genre began to become influenced by science using radiation as a catalyst for gigantism namely film such as Godzilla [1954], Them! [1954], and Tarantula [1955] it is that film that heavily influenced, this movie, and American International Pictures (AIP) already having a firm hold on the teenage market, thanks to…
Michael S. Rodriguez’s Daisy Coming This Summer
Daisy is the throwback creature feature you’ve been waiting for! Michael S. Rodriguez (Last American Horror Show 1 & 2) has crafted a unique tale that draws from modern day events and obscure folklore. Daisy is the story of Felix (Michael Wainwright), an Afghan war Vet with a not-so sunny disposition as he now tends…
Dismal Comes to VOD on March 26
In the tradition of The Hills Have Eyes and Wrong Turn comes DISMAL from director Gary King with stars Bill Oberst Jr., Lydia Chandler, and Tim Morris available March 26, 2024 on VOD from Bayview Entertainment. Dana is failing Biology. To pass she must attend an extra credit assignment with several classmates that will lead them into a remote region…
Frankenfish (2004) – By Baron Craze
When it comes to nature-attack movies the sea kingdom is a great place to start, thanks to Jaws [1975] the menacing factors have increased exponentially, from Tentacles [1977], Orca [1977] (Killer Whales), to Piranha [1978] and then endless barrage of Shark flicks. Hence when a snakehead fish incident which occurred in Crofton, Maryland and the…
Mike Ferguson Fights Two Alligators In The Flood
Mike Ferguson fights two alligators in Lionsgate’s THE FLOOD available now on Amazon. Starring Nicky Whelan and Casper Van Dien , Louis Mandylor, Mike Ferguson The Flood centers on a Louisiana prison being battered by a hurricane; the flooding gets so bad that a congregation of alligators makes their way into the prison, and soon inmates…
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