Tag: Thriller

The Owners [2020] – By Baron Craze

October 31, 2020
Film Reviews

The film is a horror thriller, which is loosely based on the French graphic novel “Une Nuit De Pleine Lune” by artist Hermann and writer Yves H, serves as the foundation for the feature debut of French director Julius Berg after directing several French TV series, including the Netflix projects La Forêt and Osmosis; here…

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Don’t Breathe (2016) – By Baron Craze

October 31, 2020
Archived Reviews

Thriller movies, often find themselves, taking a back seat to the horror films, however, more time than not, they bring scares and excitement, as they factor more on storylines and suggestion than just on the blood and gore aspects. This is exactly what Don’t Breathe brings to the table, a unique tale, with a hidden…

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Death of Me (2020) – By Baron Craze

October 31, 2020
Film Reviews

Darren Lynn Bousman, who likely is best known for Saw II [2005] and recently St. Agatha [2018] delivers an interesting horror film, something that’s been missing from the landscape of the genre, it combines themes from The Serpent and the Rainbow [1988] and The Wicker Man [1973] while using folklore and hints of foreign countries…

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No Escape (2020) – By Baron Craze

October 31, 2020
Film Reviews

  Director Will Wernick, has once already tackled the subject of “Escape Rooms” in his film Escape Room [2017] (not the same as the blockbuster film by Adam Robitel), and now he again returns to the same topic with different variation of film that he wrote, which includes some reference to Saw, that which motivates…

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HogMaul: The Legend of Abrams County (2013) – By Baron Craze

October 22, 2020
Archived Reviews

Director and Writer Nap Bishop brings forth a creation based on cryptozoology concerning a HogMaul from a small rural Pennsylvania town, in Abrams County that has a creature dating back to early 1950s, responsible for many individuals’ disappearances and unsolved murders. These urban legends find themselves more and more in no to low budget horror…

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Wreckage (2010) – By Baron Craze

October 22, 2020
Archived Reviews

Emmy-winning Aaron Paul of Breaking Bad fame, stars in John Mallory Asher’s Wreckage, a loose ‘slasher’ flick that sets itself in a junkyard in the middle of nowhere with four friends and a twisted killer. This film falls into the b-movie category, while never achieving a solid horror baseline, more of action and thriller at…

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The Windmill (2016) – By Baron Craze

October 22, 2020
Film Reviews

Director Nick Jongerius (Frankenstein’s Army [2013]) and co-writing team Chris W. Mitchell and Suzy Quid delivers an interesting storyline, blending two subgenres in horror and creating strong characters moving to a cross between slasher and supernatural tales. Normally, one can argue that the two genres do intersect often takes the likes of sequels of the…

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The Visitant (2014) – By Baron Craze

October 11, 2020
Other Worldly Cinema

FWC Pictures unleashed their second movie, The Visitant, a paranormal thriller complete with possessions, magical protections with sold b-movie supernatural themes all from the creative mind of director Jon Binkowski and his co-writer and cohort Stephen DeWoody, which earned and possessed several awards and still no exorcisms bind the movie from taking over more screens…

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Triggered Press Release

October 3, 2020
Horror NewsPress Releases

TRIGGERED starring Sean Cameron Michael, Liesl Ahlers and Reine Swart – On Demand and Digital November 6th Starring: Sean Cameron Michael, Liesl Ahlers, Reine Swart Directed By: Alastair Orr Written By: David D. Jones Nine friends, all harboring a dark secret, go camping in the woods. After a wild night of partying, they wake up with SUICIDE…

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The Dooms Chapel Horror (2016) – By Baron Craze

October 1, 2020
Film Reviews

The Dooms Chapel Horror was shot in Kentucky in true backwoods horror fashion, and yet incorporates multiple styles of filming including POV and found footage subgenres similar to both Hotel Inferno [2013] and JeruZalem [2015], and will later suddenly switch to a narrative storytelling method briefly with regard to surveillance and trap cameras. John Holt (10/31…

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