Category Archives: Movie Madness
Monsters (2010) – Movie Review
You may recall Monsters (2010) as one of my suggestions in “5 More Must-See Indie Movies.” Well I’m happy to report it most definitely *is* a must watch film for anyone who enjoys an alien invasion sci-fi thriller. 4 stars … Continue reading
5 More Must-See Indie Horror Movies
A sequel to 7 Must-See Indie Horror Movies, one of my most visited posts, presents five more must-see independent horror movies for all the movie junkies out there. Okay, technically, a couple of these may not be classified as horror … Continue reading
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Tagged alastair kirton, anh hung tran, bitter feast, brad anderson, colin 2008, dark sky films, elias koteas, foreign horror, gareth edwards, glass eye pix, hayden christensen, herrick entertainment, i come with the rain, indie horror, james legros, joe maggio, josh hartnett, joshua leonard, magnet releasing, mandalay vision, marc price, monsters 2010, mpi media group, must see horror movies, nowhere fast productions, psychological thrillers, sci-fi thriller, scoot mcnairy, supernatural horror movie, vanishing on 7th street, vertigo films, walking shadows llc, whitney able, zombies
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Reflections on Themes in Film: Pediophobia
While logic attempts to rescue all pediophobic people from their fear of dolls, the majority are never saved. Why are dolls so scary? What is it about them that ups their freak factor? Pediophobia: The fear of dolls or, more … Continue reading
Halloween Horror Nights 2010 Scary Film Competition
Voting for the Halloween Horror Nights 2010 Scary Film Competition opened on September 3, 2010 and closed on Friday, September 17, 2010. Even though the winner’s already been announced, I wanted you to have the chance to watch these 10 … Continue reading
Posted in Horror Reviews
Tagged brian mcauley, chris lunardon, donny kennedy, elizabeth b schieffer, film competitions, film contests, halloween horror nights, hazards movie, horror shorts, jason karten, jasper movie, love me tender, matthew morgenthaler, mister wednesdays playground, mustafa eshanzada, noah reich, parasite movie, s christian roe, scary film competition, short films, stephen reedy, suffering in ecstasy, the marksman, the widower, the winter stalker, trick movie, william rot, zerofriends films
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The Wizard of Oz: 71 and Wrinkle-Free
It seems only right that I pay my [long overdue] respects to The Wizard of Oz (1939); after all, my blog title was inspired by certain characters in the movie. Bet you’ll never guess which ones? So what better time … Continue reading
7 Must-See Indie Horror Movies
Independent films have really become my go-to for great movies. Sure, sometimes the production value isn’t as high as those backed by a major studio or the actors could use a few lessons and more experience, but the writing and … Continue reading
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Tagged closed for the season, dan francis, david paul baker, death movie, denizen movie, dobson files, faye jackson, horror films, horror genre, horror movies, indie films, indie horror, ja steel, jamie francis, jay woelfel, man who collected food, marty skibosh, mass acre hill, matthew roth, strigoi movie, travis opgenorth
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The Collector (2009) – Horror Movie Review
This one’s all horror, baby. It’s what I refer to as a home invasion slasher, complete with a masked madman who never says a word and whose history is never revealed. His motives should be obvious, though, just read the … Continue reading
The Signal (2007) – Movie Review
Alrighty, as promised in my review of The Other Side, this post discusses the film The Signal (2007), written and directed by David Bruckner, Jacob Gentry and Dan Bush, which will most certainly be a a love it or hate … Continue reading
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Tagged aj bowen, anessa ramsey, dan bush, david bruckner, horror films, horror genre, horror movies, jacob gentry, justin welborn, sci-fi, sci-fi thriller, the signal, zombies
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Boy Eats Girl (2005) – Horror Movie Review
A zomedy that delivered on its promises, Boy Eats Girl (2005), written by Derek Landy and directed by Stephen Bradley, won’t win any awards, but it entertained my zombie lovin’ self for 80 minutes. 3 1/2 stars out of 5 … Continue reading
