Category: Horror

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28 Days Later (2003)

I’m not going to bother trying to figure out all of the things which make little or no sense during 28 Days Later, as they are not only impossible to explain given the little...

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Darkman (1990)

Reportedly, director Sam Raimi wanted to film the old comic hero, The Shadow, but couldn’t get the rights, so he created a darker, more bleak version in Darkman.  It’s much darker than its big-screen predecessor...

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Dreamcatcher (2003)

Dreamcatcher is one long, glorious turd of a movie that will possibly go down as a fave cult film for some, while completely bewildering the rest of the audiences out there. From initial appearances feels like...

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Tremors (1990)

In a tiny Nevada town, ironically called Perfection, with its population of only 15 people, there seem to be several more non-human residents appearing.  Monsters dwell beneath the ground, borrowing around, listening to the...

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The Devil’s Backbone (2001)

Slowly but surely, Mexican director Guillermo del Toro has been crafting a nice little career for himself as a director of atmospheric horror, and El Espinazo del Diablo (or The Devil’s Backbone, as it’s known in the English-language...

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The Vagrant (1992)

The Vagrant is another of those “suburban nightmare” flicks that came out in the 80s, only a few years too late.  Had it come sooner, it might have found a modest audience for those who...

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Final Destination 2 (2003)

More slick trash for the mindless horror-loving set, Final Destination 2 is a film without a reason to exist.  As bad as it was, at least the first film had the nifty new idea going for it,...

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Below (2002)

Although I found this submarine thriller to be ultimately lacking in its story, as a horror flick it’s still a cut above many in the genre in the last few years.  Much of the...

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Eight Legged Freaks (2002)

Sometimes it’s best to let sleeping genres lie.  Eight Legged Freaks is an attempt to bring back the b-movie creature features with enhanced CGI for today’s more discriminating audiences.  Ellory Elkayem writes and directs it,...