Horror Films

Brian Yuzna is an established an well-known name in a horror movie world. Yet to me, he would always be memorable for “Society”, a film truly unique, and one of a kind. Righ now its 2012, and so far Yuzna has only directed only three movies in the past 9 years or so. Before shooting “Amphibious 3D” in 2010, Yuzna directed “Rottweiler” in 2004, and “Beneath Still Waters” in 2005 – two mediocre horror movies. “Amphibious 3D” is Yuzna’s latest directing effort, and frankly it does not stand...Read Full Story

“A Darker Reality” is a horror movie about a serial killer named Ghost (Daniel Baldwin), who captures young women, drags them into his dark place and tortures them the best he can, before they either die on their own, or await till he explodes and kills them himself. Ghost also sends “special messages” to a cop named Alex Belasco (James Burns), taunting him to take action. A police investigation is in the middle of nothing, as cops seem to have no idea how to capture the killer. Later on...Read Full Story

  Los Angeles, our time, a week before Christmas. Two LAPD cops, Nash and Frank are on patrol. All of a sudden zombies start appearing out of nowhere, chasing people, trying to get some fresh meat. Frank and Nash manage to get to Frank’s house, where his wife is, and the trio barricades inside the house. Now, their survival is threatened by the fact that Nash is secretly in love with Frank’s wife. Some time later, some more survivors appear (Felissa Rose, Vernon Wells and Lew Temple), and our...Read Full Story

First we had a novel “Who Goes There”, published in 1938. Then we had a brilliant (and one of my personal favorites) – John Carpenter’s “The Thing” made in 1982, one of the best horror movies ever, with special effects that stand out even by today’s standards. In 2011, Hollywood decided it was time for a remake…or a prequel, doesn’t matter. They made another “Thing” which technically is a prequel to the 1982 film, but really looks like a remake to me (you can read the review on it here...Read Full Story

I am not really supposed to write a review on this “THING”, but just out of huge respect that I have for the original John Carpenter movie, I am writing it. So, here we go… The story now is a prequel to the original film, and in the center of it we have young science student Kate Lloyd (the wonderful Mary Elizabeth Winstead) going to a remote Antarctica research site to help “dig deeper” in a discovery that was made by the Norwegian researchers there. Turns out, the Norwegians found an...Read Full Story