1-10 of 11 hubssort by Hot Best Latest
67The Strangers Original Motion Picture Score, by tomandandy
Horror scores are an interesting lot. They should provide an atmosphere of tenseness and a presence of looming danger, but without overdoing it and toppling over into melodrama or camp (unless that's what the...
1 comment
70Teeth, film review
"Vagina Dentata! Vagina Dentata!" So screams an unfortunately lascivious gynecologist in a key scene of this dark high school comedy billed as a horror film (mistakenly by reviewers, intentionally by the...
2 comments
61Day of the Dead, film review
Okay, right off the bat let's pretend that this movie isn't titled Day of the Dead (easy enough, considering that this is not really a remake at all), that the cover doesn't feature a rotted, vomit-spewing...
0 comments
60Doomsday Soundtrack, by Tyler Bates, music review
When you're thinking of the more graphic films of recent years (300, Halloween, The Devils' Rejects, Slither) chances are you're thinking of a film that composer Tyler Bates worked on. It's proof enough of...
0 comments
61Untraceable Soundtrack, music review
Apart from the slightly upbeat and hopefully Forrest Gump-y finale "Kill With Me," Christopher Young's score for the Diane Lane thriller Untraceable is mostly filled with looming danger coupled with rising and...
0 comments
49Nightmare Detective, film review
Listen to Zach and Bill's podcast review at Movie Bonfire Usually when Japanese director Shinya Tsukamoto sets out to make a film, viewers can prepare themselves for a walk on the gory side. With credits like...
0 comments
58Mammoth (The Original Uncut Version), film review
Any review of the upcoming DVD release of Mammoth - the Sci-Fi channel's 2006 re-animated, alien-possessed, CGI-heavy beast of a creation - can only begin with the clear-eyed declaration of what the film is: a...
0 comments
69Rob Zombie's Halloween (Unrated Director's Cut), film review
Ever since the announcement that Rob Zombie would be re-imagining John Carpenter's slasher classic Halloween, critics and horror fans alike have been picking sides, alternately at arms over what they saw as a...
1 comment
42Film Review: Paris, Je T'aime
Advertising "Stories of Love From the City of Love," the promoters of Paris, Je T'aime have actually done more than create a clever selling point: they've summarized this film as succinctly as possible. With...
0 comments
37Black Sheep, film review
Picture this: Genetically mutated monster sheep run amok on a remote New Zealand farm. The concept alone is enough to get B horror fans excited. But can a story about killer sheep really provide enough...
0 comments
