Creepy dolls in the horror genre is nothing new; from The Twilight Zone’s “Living Doll” episode to The Conjuring’s lame spin-off Annabelle we’ve been subjected to countless iteration of the scary doll motif. In the film The Boy takes the…
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When one thinks of a man putting on a strange mask, one that turns him into a dangerous Mr. Hyde like character, most will immediately think of the Jim Carrey movie or the comic it was based on, but Canadian…
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There are not too many films that have a cannibal as a protagonist, and this is just one thing that set’s writer/director Jason Krawczyk’s He Never Died apart from other horror films. Actually calling this a horror film is way…
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Science versus superstition is certainly a great source of conflict for any good movie, but when a movie tries to have its cake and it eat it to, well that’s a whole other kettle of psychic fish. And that is…
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A lone stranger arrives at a quaint homestead, he just needs a place to stay and is willing to help out for room and board, but when threats to the family arise this lone stranger is revealed to be an…
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Bringing television shows to the big screen is certainly nothing new, but unfortunately for every Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation we get a dozen films like I Spy or The Wild Wild West. I’m sure Warner Bros was hoping to…
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When taking in a 70’s film that was marketed as a Jaws rip-off I was not prepared to find myself watching a taught thriller centered around a group of thieves and millions of dollars in jewels guarded by a school…
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Neeson plays another government agent in Non-Stop; this time he is an Air Marshal. Bill Marks is on the job, on a run of the mill six hour flight to London, or is it? What we know for certain about…
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For me, nothing beats a classic horror/thriller movie like Psycho or the Shining; more recently the Cabin in the Woods. There’s always fun when watching a movie with a good fright factor, where the tension builds and boils over to…
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The ending to the director’s cut of the film Blade Runner by Ridley Scott leaves the audience guessing whether or not Rick Deckard is a replicant, the very beings he has been searching and killing for the entire film.