Trauma is nasty. It’s a brutal, horrifying journey into ultimate atrocity related to a corrupt Chilean militia following the end of president Allende’s government.
It's amazing that after so many years we finally get a Halloween movie that not only makes a killing at the box office (pun intended), but also receives much warranted praise from fans and critics alike, which is pretty rare for a horror film.
The first Tales From the Hood hit theaters towards the end of May 1995, but didn't really make much of a dent at the box office at the time. Of course it was going up against some heavy hitters like Braveheart and Casper (which was #1 that weekend).
Described as an "R-rated Home Alone," this indie bottle film turned out to be much better than anticipated, which was a nice surprise considering it's not the first to garner that type of description, but I'll personally remember it as one of the better ones.
In case you didn't already know it Nic Cage is pretty crazy; and if his performance in any of his latest features haven't proven that to you yet, surely Mandy will.
Daniel is a seemingly sad looking young man. With his piercing blue eyes and a scowl over his face, he enters the empty house that belonged to his parents, now no more.
First time filmmaker Austin Vesely writes and directs this new horror comedy that mixes a bunch of different subgenres together in a misguided attempt at creating something fresh for the genre.
“A haunted RV” is the extent of the synopsis provided for The Toybox, starring Denise Richards and Mischa Barton. In other words – a horror film about a possessed RV with Richards AND Barton would automatically impact my upchuck reflex immediately. Talk about the horror!
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