"The Last Exorcism Part II" is a title that screams, "We were not expecting to make a sequel." But here we are, with a limp horror sequel that packs on the dumb dialogue and cheap shocks with none of the scares.
Some movies never get a chance, even from the studios that made them. The secrecy and studio handling behind "Dark Skies," combined with a high-profile failed screening in New York City, made some critics wonder if the horror flick even exists. Well, it does, and surprisingly, it's not all that bad.
Finally! Cross one of my goals off my New Year's resolutions list, because "Mama" is actually a pretty good horror movie. I'm not going to say "Mama" is the heir apparent to "The Exorcist" or anything like that, but you know what? It's a good bit scary. If I had confetti right now, I'd be throwing it.
Less than a week ago, I made some film-related resolutions, one of which was to see a good horror movie. It didn't take long - four days to be exact - for Hollywood to attempt to reinvigorate my love for horror flicks with "Texas Chainsaw 3D." Too bad that the sequel did the complete opposite.
Part mystery and part horror movie, "Sinister" has been teasing scary movie fans with intriguingly vague trailers for a while now - its shadowy villain has certainly gotten people talking. While it's nothing to write home about plot-wise, "Sinister"'s scares are certainly enough to make you think twice about turning your lights off before going to bed.
Is it possible to make an entire horror film with only two horror flick clichés? The Woman in Black proves you can.Daniel Radcliffe is Arthur Kipps, a widowed lawyer in London who is given one last chance with his job when he is sent to a small, "out on yonder" village, specifica...
I've never been a big fan of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre-the original, I mean. I hold far less esteem for the remake and that prequel that looks more like a remake than a prequel. However, I don't outright hate the film; I actually appreciate its existence but, for the most part, I think it's a ...
I really love bad movies. The lower the budget and more ridiculous premise the better. If you throw in some awful acting and bad special effects (and those are just a given) then you have the icing on a really bad B-movie cheesefest that doesn't disappoint-unless you are expecting something good,...
Ah, the horror genre...the only genre that proves it lost its dignity around the same time Hammer pants came into style.Contrary to what the title may hint at, Creep Van is not about a killer van (that would actually probably be fun to watch) but rather a creep who uses his van to murder people.....
Have you heard of The Collector? Probably not. It was one of those horror films that snuck under the radar yet somehow got a sequel. But surprisingly, it's not that bad.Read my review of The Collection at...http://revronmovies.blogspot.com/2013/03/the-collection.html