9 Deuce
I remember this coming out a few months after Saw. Saw was a brilliant film, so I hear all of this hype, and it sounded like they would do more torture, it would be gorier, and I remember being legitimately pumped to see this film. Also, Tarantino’s name was attached to this. How could this […]
The fourth of the Romero zombie films, it came out 20 years after his previous one, Day of the Dead. Land of the Dead feels different, looks very modern, and has a couple of big names in it like Dennis Hopper and John Leguizamo. Also, Tom Savini makes an appearance, so that’s ALWAYS a plus […]
The follow up to the much beloved Romero classics. It never gets as much love and adulation as Night of the Living Dead and Dawn of the Dead. Hell, is it even the third best of Romero’s “of the Living Dead” franchise? I’m going to say no, I’d probably rank it fourth. But it is […]
Time to review one of the most highly regarded horror films of all time by everybody’s favorite zombie filmmaker, George Romero. Is it safe to assume that you know the plot already? Eh, it’s a 40-year-old movie, so maybe not. In the third week of the zombie outbreak, Stephen and Fran plan on stealing a news […]
I regret to say that I am reviewing the remakes and not the originals, I like the originals much more. The remakes are fine for what they are, but I know for a fact, it loses some of it’s grittiness that only 70’s horror can often provide. Plus, let’s not forget, the genius Wes Craven […]
This is the last vampire movie that I have officially planned, but more could occur by month’s end. This movie had to be on the list because as great as the story is to Interview and Lost Boys, well this movie is great in it’s cheesiness, dialogue, and overall fun factor. The first thing that […]