In the final film of the Tremors franchise, for now at least, we find our hero Burt Gummer headed to Africa to take down some more of those subterranean monsters that have […]![]()
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Going Global – Tremors 5: Bloodlines (2015)
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Issue by Issue – Rom #64
The Worldmerge, the spell cast by the Dire Wraiths to bring the Dark Nebula to Earth, is almost close to succeeding. It will only be a matter of time before it occupies […]![]()
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Hung From…– The Gallows (2015)
In this day and age, found footage films are a dime a dozen and while they are usually not too bad, the novelty of them has worn off. That is not to […]![]()
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Mind Capsules – Patsy Walker, A.K.A. Hellcat #1 and Hellbreak #9
Patsy Walker, A.K.A. Hellcat #1 Writer – Kate Leth Artist – Brittney L. Williams Colours – Megan Wilson Letters – VC’s Joe Sabino, Clayton Cowles As readers of Marvel Comics may or […]![]()
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Issue by Issue – Rom #65
Rom has been under a spell of late and quite literally too as the Wraiths have cast an enchantment to stop the Spaceknight from interfering with the Worldmerge. With Rom out of […]![]()
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Legend Against Legend – Billy the Kid vs. Dracula (1966)
There are many times when you will go into a movie not knowing what to expect. More often than not, it is an exciting venture for many of the best films are […]![]()
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Better to Cut Your Stay Short – Sleepaway Camp (1983)
Some things you cannot unsee and the ending of this film is one of them. It is not so much the reveal that is frightening, and yes this is a horror film, […]![]()
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All Grown Up – Sleepaway Camp 2: Unhappy Campers (1988)
The second installment of the Sleepaway Camp franchise takes place a number of years later and it finds Angela all grown up and all girl as she underwent surgery to make it […]![]()
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Back At It – Sleepaway Camp III: Teenage Wasteland (1989)
Pamela Springsteen returns to star as Angela in the third Sleepaway Camp entry and sadly, it just ends up as being a carbon copy from what was seen in the second film. […]![]()
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An Unnecessary…– Return to Sleepaway Camp (2008)
Return to Sleepaway Camp can be summed up in one word – tiresome. It begins innocently enough, or at least so much as a slasher film goes, with Alan being somewhat of […]![]()
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Mind Capsules – Swamp Thing #1 and Doctor Strange #4
Swamp Thing #1 Writer – Len Wein Artist – Kelley Jones Colours – Michelle Madsen Letters – Rob Leigh For anyone looking for anything resembling what came before from the previous series […]![]()
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Mind Capsules – Nailbiter #19 and The Vision #3
Nailbiter #19 Writer – Joshua Williamson Artist – Mike Henderson Colours – Adam Guzowski Letters – John J. Hill Joshua Williamson and Mike Henderson continue their exploration of the small town of […]![]()
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It Will Be All Right, It Was Only a…– Frightmare (1974)
Frightmare is a wonderful little horror film directed by Pete Walker that is completely unassuming at first. It begins with a flashback and as such, you have an idea of just where […]![]()
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Something Lurks Within the…– Tower of Evil (1972)
Snape Island is a place where few people voluntarily go. Bad things happen there, especially as whoever does, tends to die. Such is the case when some teenagers head there to camp […]![]()
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Mindbending – Bruce Campbell and Evil Dead Soup
Would you buy it?![]()
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The Return of An Old Enemy – The Valiant
With The Valiant, Jeff Lemire and Matt Kindt finally introduce one of the Eternal Warrior`s greatest adversaries, The Immortal Enemy into the new Valiant Universe, this time more a force of nature […]![]()
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Pulptastic! – Horror 6
More pulpy horror!![]()
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Beware the Darkness – The Leopard Man (1943)
The Leopard Man was a Jacques Tourneur-directed film for Val Lewton that was a perfect example of making do with what you had and it managed to look like a million bucks […]![]()
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Now Boarding…– The Ghost Ship (1943)
The Ghost Ship is another film by Val Lewton whose title is a little misleading, a movie most would assume to be a horror when in fact is more of a suspense-laden […]![]()
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Once Upon a Time…– I Walked With a Zombie (1943)
Despite its somewhat ominous title, I Walked With a Zombie, for the most part, is really quite beautiful. A strange thing to say perhaps when talking about a horror film, but this […]![]()
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