Tag: Thriller

Murderlust (1985) – By Baron Craze

January 31, 2021
Film Reviews

The Intervision Picture Corporation, a sub-division of Severin Films, restored the gritty pieces of the movie Murderlust, that were originally on a highly cut obscure VHS, with grimy filthy quality transfer all footage restored to a DVD, horror fans seeking this production may thoroughly enjoy it. Independent writer and director Donald Jones along with writer…

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Project Nightmare (1987) – By Baron Craze

January 31, 2021
Other Worldly Cinema

Screenwriters Donald M. Jones and James C. Lane penned this very strange, bizarre sci-fi film, that leans more to mystery than horror, and this movie is also included on the DVD of Murderlust [1985], which on the box says 1987 too. Now almost all critics and fans of this production believe the creation of it…

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The Harrow (2016) – By Baron Craze

January 26, 2021
Other Worldly Cinema

Sometimes audiences receive incredible films, from first time feature filmmakers, and that’s the case with Kevin Stocklin’s The Harrow, a thrilling movie, generating an emotional tension layered in truths perceived in different manners, which he also served as screenwriter. His film, not based on pressure settings, grandiose theatrical setting, or action driven sequences, rather a…

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Unhallowed Ground (2015) – By Baron Craze

January 26, 2021
Film Reviews

It’s always impressive when any film, especially a horror themed one, is given the opportunity to use a real location, herein the Mill Hill School in London, England, a great feat for first-time feature debut director Russell England, who previously only had his hand doing TV documentaries and short films, achieving distribution for Unhallowed Ground…

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The Meg (2018) – By Creepy Crazy Cathy (AKA 3C)

January 19, 2021
Film Reviews

    My nephew brought over one of his movies he got for Christmas and it just happened to be The Meg so I thought I would take some time to review it; another shark movie and in this case is a pre-historic enormous shark called a megalodon. It has a lot of similarities to…

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Farm House (2008) – By Baron Craze

December 31, 2020
Archived Reviews

Farm House is a thrilling film, with many layers of psychological impacts, with beautiful scenery and in what better way to have horror themes rising up and shocking the audience, than with an inviting location and quaint title, vastly different from the implied German DVD box title Cabin Massacre. A title created to cash in…

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The Attic (2007) – By Baron Craze

December 31, 2020
Archived Reviews

May Lambert, a name forever tied for directing the popular horror film from Stephen King’s novel bearing the name Pet Sematary [1989] and later the sequel, had gone on to direct numerous horror films, returns with a low-budget and a flourish of an old gothic romance novel involving a young woman with ghostly images. The…

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Host Press Release

December 30, 2020
Horror NewsPress Releases

  Available on DVD & Blu-ray February 2, 2021 “the scariest film of the past decade” – Dread Central “the genre phenomenon of 2020” – Forbes “a pandemic-era Poltergeist” – Empire Magazine   LOS ANGELES (Dec. 28, 2020) – RLJE Films, a business unit of AMC Networks, has picked up select rights to HOST from Shudder, AMC Networks’…

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Jack’s Back (1988) – By Baron Craze

December 10, 2020
Film Reviews

In 1988, a horror film called Jack’s Back established the directorial debut of Rowdy Herrington, however it was more of a thriller, aside from that it starred James Spader in dual roles, and it marked the 100th anniversary of the Jack the Ripper killings. Herrington used Ripper’s atrocious crimes and the anniversary as a clever mystery…

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Anna: Scream Queen Killer (2013) – By Baron Craze

December 7, 2020
Archived Reviews

  The movie centers on Anna’s journey into the dark world of independent filmmaking, to a level beneath the low-budgeted horror genre that many fans find themselves viewing on a common daily frequency. The film’s scant running time definitely shows through the production of this tale, from director The Aquinas, a good thought about a…

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