Midnight Mass TV Review – Book II: Psalms *SPOILERS*

So there's no way to sugarcoat it, the opening of the episode is horrifying. Seeing a beach covered in dead cats and hungry, squawking seagulls is highly unpleasant. Especially when Sheriff Hassan picks one up and the camera zooms in on the poor lifeless kitty. The camera follows Hassan and mayor Wade throughout their conversation. …

Midnight Mass TV Review – Book I: Genesis *SPOILERS*

Since I've just started my second watch of this show, I thought it would be a good time to review it, which I'll write as I get through it. I'll review each episode individually, since it's too much for one post to give a decent amount of perspective for all of the seven episodes. Then …

Halloween 6 – The Curse of Michael Myers (1995) Review

The finale in the Thorn trilogy, and one of the worst sequels in the franchise. Buckle up... 6 years after Michael disappeared from the Haddonfield Police Station with the mysterious Man in Black, Jamie gives birth to a baby boy and escapes the cult of Thorn. When the baby is eventually found by a now …

Halloween 5 – The Revenge of Michael Myers (1989) Review

Let's continue the Halloween franchise reviews with the second instalment of the Thorn trilogy. One year after Jamie and Rachel's narrow escape from Michael Myers, Halloween in Haddonfield is once again rocked by his return. A year long coma isn't enough to stop this now immortal slasher being. Four ended with Jamie stabbing her foster …

Halloween 4 – The Return of Michael Myers (1988) Review

It has been a while since I reviewed a movie, so I thought I'd return with a seasonal staple to continue the franchise where I left off. 10 years after the events of Halloween II, Michael Myers has been left in a comatose state and is being moved back to Smith's Grove Sanitarium. During the …

The Village (2004) Review

Here is a movie that was a failure, but I like it. I personally liked the twist. In a small isolated village in Pennsylvania during the late 19th century, a funeral is held for the son of August Nicholson, one of the town Elders. This prompts Lucius Hunt, son of another Elder, Alice Hunt, to …

Inside No. 9 Review

Inside No. 9 is a British dark comedy anthology series which delves into various genres and themes while retaining a lot of its horror roots. Created by the League of Gentlemen (more to come from them) members Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton, who also star in most episodes, the show takes each episode into a …

Duel (1971) Review

Duel was the feature length debut of Steven Spielberg. David Mann is a salesman on his way to meet a client. He encounters a tank truck, which he overtakes to avoid the exhaust fumes that are coming into his open window. After some repeated overtaking, Mann pulls over at a gas station, followed by the …

Cam (2018) Review

Today I'm looking at the 2018 psychological horror Cam, which was jointly produced by Blumhouse, and distributed by Netflix. Ending Explained and DeadMeat Podcast. Alice works as a camgirl on the website freegirls.live. Online she is known as Lola_Lola where she is determined to hit the top 50 before getting the number 1 rank spot. …

Wolf Creek 2 (2013) Review

Since I covered the first movie back in October of last year (2019), and since I just watched the sequel, I thought I'd review it now. I was just scrolling through Netflix and there it was. So I watched the trailer and decided why not? So here we go, the second movie featuring outback serial …