Herk Harvey’s Carnival of Souls is an independent feature that ended up doing everything right. It was spooky and ethereal thanks to the cinematography of Maurice Prather and it would hold the […]
Not So Empty is the… – Carnival of Souls (1962)
Truth Lies… – Down a Dark Hall (2018)
Despite being a film featuring ghosts and possession, Down a Dark Hall is not all that scary but is somewhat suspenseful at times and weaves a decent mystery, if a bit predictable. […]
Should Have Stayed In for the Night – Bachelor Party Massacre (2006)
Out of all the bachelor parties given in the world each and every year, this has to be one of the sorriest gigs ever and as bad as it is for the […]
Death Will Not Stop Him – Ninja III: The Domination (1984)
Ninja III: The Domination has those qualities that make for a perfect film – a killer ninja, possession, action, murder, romance and Shô Kosugi. All of it manages to turn this movie […]
Not the Party They Expected – Rave Party Massacre (2017)
Rave Party Massacre is a slasher that finds a couple going to a rave, doing a bit of dancing, meeting a couple of people and then finding themselves on opposite sides in […]
A Clothesline to Hell – WrestleMassacre (2018)
Though the first half-hour is almost unwatchable, once WrestleMassacre gets going it turns out to be a lot of fun and a movie that any fan of either horror or wrestling will […]
There is a Beach – Beach Massacre at Kill Devil Hills (2016)
Beach Massacre at Kill Devil Hills should be a win just going by its title alone and yet, experienced movie-goers will automatically know that it is a trap as director Lawrence W. […]
More Paint than Blood – Paintball Massacre (2020)
If one looks hard enough, there is always another massacre film to be had and 2020 would see the release of Paintball Massacre, a British offering featuring both paintball and a massacre. […]
When Death Awakens – Revenge of the Ninja (1983)
Though it might be a part of the ‘Ninja Trilogy,’ it has nothing to do with its predecessor Enter the Ninja, instead doing its own thing and yet turning out to be […]
Children Are the Future – Nothing but the Night (1973)
Usually, when one sees Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee on the big screen together, it is instant magic. It is immediately known that what follows is going to be good, that no […]
