May is a slightly odd and rather interesting 2002 horror film. It follows May, a girl born with a lazy eye to a perfectionist mother. Her mother’s obsession over her eye starts to give May a complex, not helped at all by the fact that her mother has no social skills and passes that trait […]
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So we are all staying at home lately and might need something to watch. Here are some horror movies people might be able to enjoy while in quarantine or isolation. I know a lot of people are making these lists, so I tried to include at least a few I hadn’t seen on as many, […]
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So if you know me, you know that I have a massive love for the 2005 horror movie The Descent. If you’ve seen that movie, you know that Juno is just the worst. However, I feel that Juno gets a slightly bad rap and that there is some defense of her. Before you read on […]
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Wrong Turn is a 2003 horror film following a group that gets stuck in the woods in the middle of nowhere. While trying to find a way out of their predicament, the group discovers that a family of cannibals purposely traps and hunts people that end up in the area to eat them. So basically, […]
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Underwater is a recent sci-fi/creature feature horror movie. It follows Norah (Kristen Stewart), who is working on an underwater drill seven miles down in the Mariana Trench. The station has taken severe damage in what they believe is an earthquake, so Norah and fellow survivors she meets up with must fight their way back to […]
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Creature features have gone through various cycles throughout horror movie history. In the 50s, fears of atomic bombs created a whole plethora of giant insects and other types of monsters. More recently, Syfy and other similar companies have jumped on the “so bad it’s good” bandwagon creating many series and standalone over the top and […]
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Mimic is Guillermo del Toro’s 1997 creature feature. One that I happen to think doesn’t get nearly enough love these days. It follows the story of Dr. Peter Mann and Dr. Susan Tyler, who work together to come up with a solution for cockroaches carrying an illness that targets children. Susan changes the DNA of […]
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Recently I sat down to rewatch Sinister. I had watched it a few years ago but struggled to get into it and kept getting distracted, so much so in fact that I realize I had plain not noticed significant parts of the movie the first time. Either way, my second viewing was more focused and […]
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The Visit is M. Night Shyamalan’s 2015 found footage film. In it, two kids go to visit their grandparents for the first time ever, as their mother has been estranged from them since before birth. The older sibling is filming the experience to put together for a documentary and in the hopes of helping their […]
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It is the end of another year, shockingly, and so I thought I would share some of my personal favorites from this year. I did miss a few movies, games, and books that I feel I would have enjoyed, but I did get around to some great ones. As with last year, I thought I […]
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