by Joseph Perry | Dec 1, 2022 | Film Festivals, Foreign, Movies, Reviews
Ringworms Director Will Lee’s Ringworms (2022) is a blast — an insane, splatterific, mind-boggling trip that finds a young woman named Abbie (Faye Nightingale) on what was supposed to be a romantic weekend trip to a cabin with her boyfriend Jacob (Skylar...
by Joseph Perry | Dec 1, 2022 | Film Festivals, Movies, Reviews
You would think that a film giving away its body count in its title and told by way of nonlinear fashion in which the fate of its characters are shown early on would be lacking in suspense, but 8 Found Dead defies the odds. Director Travis Greene, working from a...
by Joseph Perry | Nov 24, 2022 | Documentaries, Film Festivals, Foreign, Movies, Reviews
Cryptid Writer/director Brad Rego’s Cryptid is a nifty creature feature that serves up The X-Files vibes with a dash of Kolchak: The Night Stalker for good measure. Former big-city journalist Max (Nicholas Baroudi) is working as a freelance reporter for a small-town...
by Joseph Perry | Nov 24, 2022 | Film Festivals, Foreign, Movies, Paranormal, Reviews
Among its many offerings this year, Blood in the Snow Film Festival serves up some fine new horror short-shorts hailing from Canada. Here are reviews of three of them. The Cradle Rich in brooding atmosphere, writer/director Massimo Meo’s The Cradle sets the tone with...
by Joseph Perry | Nov 22, 2022 | Events, Film Festivals, Foreign, Movies, Reviews
AlieNation Director Ray Raghavan’s AlieNation (Canada, 2022) finds a young girl named Maria (Maria Frazer) and her mother (Margarita Iturriaga) being chased through the woods by border patrol agents who aren’t shy about using their guns. Maria makes an astounding...
