Volumes of Blood: Horror Stories (2016)

REVIEWER RATING: 
8/10

Horror anthologies are seldom made any more. Well, seldom made WELL! I had to rephrase that. Remember CREEPSHOW? BODY BAGS? Even TWILIGHT ZONE the MOVIE was a fun ride through some insanity of the subconscious. And not since TRICK ‘R TREAT (2009) have I enjoyed a montage of nastiness.

Mountain Fever (2017)

REVIEWER RATING: 
6/10

Have you checked out Stephen King’s THE STAND (1994)? Just omit the ‘Devil’, Randall Flagg, ‘Angel’ Mother Abagail, the massive journey to salvation and all the supernatural effects. Set it in the frigid mountains of the UK, and you have MOUNTAIN FEVER.

Bethany (2017)

REVIEWER RATING: 
8/10

James Cullen Bressack is the prince of horror. Once again, he brings us a scary, frightening and haunting tale of family values.

After the passing of her mother, Claire and her husband Aaron (Estes and Ward) move into her childhood home where many evil memories reside.

Hounds of Love (2016)

REVIEWER RATING: 
9/10

I am not a parent, but I imagine that Hounds of Love is the epitome of a mother’s (and father’s) worst nightmare. It’s almost a relief knowing I’ll never encounter this unimaginable devastation – finding out your child has disappeared.

This Week's Notable Horror: 03/31 - 04/06

We're about to enter April with an eclectic lot of titles to watch this week. Specifically, tomorrow sees the PVOD release of OPUS starring John Malkovich and the latest Popeye horror flick SHIVER ME TIMBERS on VOD (and no it isn't an April Fool's joke).

Circus Kane (2017)

REVIEWER RATING: 
7/10

Clowns scare me.

This Week's Notable Horror: 03/24 - 03/30

We've got another week with more than a handful of new releases. Among them are a couple theatrical pics: the horror comedy DEATH OF A UNICORN and the supernatural flick THE WOMAN IN THE YARD. Additionally, if you missed the limited theatrical run, THE RULE OF JENNY PEN lands on Shudder this Friday. Check below for everything notable releasing this week.

2 Jennifer (2016)

REVIEWER RATING: 
9/10

Whether you have seen To Jennifer (James Cullen Bressack's film) or not, there is still intense appreciation for this group of friends who set out to make a sequel. Note: You do NOT have to see To Jennifer to understand any part of this “sequel.”

The Black-Eyed Children (2025)

REVIEWER RATING: 
7/10

It takes immense talent to pull off (basically) a “one-man show” let alone a 70-minute film based on supernatural forces in the deliverance of mute children with stoic faces, black eyes and an air of creepiness in an isolated forest camp. But welcome to Camp St. Beatrice!  

This Week's Notable Horror: 03/17 - 03/23

There are only about a handful of new releases this week and while it isn't much, there are a few really interesting-looking pis in the lot. Specifically, this Friday sees the theatrical release of the trippy sci-fi horror flick ASH starring Aaron Paul and Eiza González.

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