Graduation Day is a 1981 slasher directed by Herb Freed that features many of the same tropes found in films like this one and yet, no matter how many times you have […]
Graduation Day is a 1981 slasher directed by Herb Freed that features many of the same tropes found in films like this one and yet, no matter how many times you have […]
In 1971, Mario Bava decided to grace the world with one of his best pictures and arguably one of the first slashers to make its way to the screen – A Bay […]
Blood and Lace is a horror movie released in 1971 that features quite a bit of blood and very little lace. The film was a slasher by all accounts before the term […]
There are movies that are called terrible but are somewhat redeeming, films that are terrible and are truly deserved of the title and then there are pictures committed to celluloid like this […]
The Girl in the Photographs is a decent modern-day thriller/slasher, but where it holds promise in the beginning as a straight-up psychological horror, it soon heads into cliché territory during the last […]
Return to Sleepaway Camp can be summed up in one word – tiresome. It begins innocently enough, or at least so much as a slasher film goes, with Alan being somewhat of […]
Pamela Springsteen returns to star as Angela in the third Sleepaway Camp entry and sadly, it just ends up as being a carbon copy from what was seen in the second film. […]
The second installment of the Sleepaway Camp franchise takes place a number of years later and it finds Angela all grown up and all girl as she underwent surgery to make it […]
Some things you cannot unsee and the ending of this film is one of them. It is not so much the reveal that is frightening, and yes this is a horror film, […]
Hard to Die is a completely and utterly ridiculous movie and yet it is fairly enjoyable and even a bit of fun. This film wraps up the Sorority House Massacre series and […]