Pennywise bends over backwards, and so does the cast, but Andy Muschietti can’t strike balance and find the rhythm in a dragged-out story aimed at “revamping” the much more successful predecessor. Box office goldmines usually spawn at least one more … Continue reading It Chapter Two (2019) Is Dull But Could Be Worse
Bertrand Bonello looks for a deeper meaning in “Zombi Child”, but although the film has too much on plate, it is still an insightful look into the culture of voodoo from a fresh perspective. It takes a bit of thinking … Continue reading Zombi Child (2019) Celebrates The Intimidating Nature of Voodoo
The debuting director Gary Dauberman seems to know the drill, but “Annabelle Comes Home” only tickles in the spots it should punch. A third film focused on the creepy doll named Annabelle brings the audience to the Warrens and their … Continue reading Annabelle Comes Home (2019) And Let’s Hope She Stays
An absolute abomination, that Tate Taylor’s “Ma” is, shouldn’t find its way to the big screen. Regrettably, it somehow did, forcing me to waste more than 90 minutes of my life. You, on the other hand, can be still saved … Continue reading Ma (2019) Mind Can’t Handle This Atrocity
Midsommar (2019) basks in its own radiant glory. By incorporating its luminous cinematography, raw acting of Florence Pugh and visionary direction of Ari Aster, this bizarre drama leaves a long-lasting impression. Dani (Florence Pugh) isn’t on particularly good terms with … Continue reading Midsommar (2019) Review
Through numerous plot twists and some blood-chilling tricks, “The Perfection” provides enough reason to believe its chain of events – even, when its core is rather wobbly. Michelle (Allison Williams) has spent years in a secluded house, taking care of … Continue reading The Perfection (2019) – Play Through Your Pain
The premise of “Brightburn” begged for a story far more engaging, and even though the film offers some vicious scenes and real scares, it’s just not enough to make it slightly less forgettable. In the cinematic world dominated by superheroes, … Continue reading Brightburn (2019) Has All The Right Ingredients But The Recipe’s Bad
The Stephen King-based “Pet Sematary” offers a well-balanced story which blends psychological drama with brooding horror. A married couple moves to a new house. The family soon finds a secret cemetery for animals that’s located within their private territory. Soon, … Continue reading Pet Sematary (2019) Leaves You in a Dark Place
The upcoming, second feature of Ari Aster has recently landed a brand new trailer. Chills down your spine are guaranteed. Following up the highly successful “Hereditary”, Ari Aster strikes once again. His newest film “Midsommar” will follow Dani (Florence Pugh), … Continue reading New Trailer Of Ari Aster’s Midsommar (2019) Looks Totally Wicked
If watching Hellboy (2019) over and over again is what hell looks like, then I will seriously consider avoiding even the smallest sin in my life. The newest take on the foul-mouthed, hellish super hero brings the protagonist fighting an … Continue reading One Hell Of A Bad Movie – Hellboy (2019)
An Irish countryside hides a mysterious, creepy-looking pit that subsides in the middle of a forest, but director-writer Lee Cronin believes it’s less interesting than an overused cliche of a weird kid that is probably possessed. In “The Hole In … Continue reading The Hole In The Ground (2019) That Should Have Been Deeper
It’s a great year for horror fans already, and even though a few months are ahead of us, we can start summarising the genre’s offerings in 2019. What were the best horror movies of 2019 in the first six months … Continue reading Horror Movies in 2019 – Ranked From Worst To Best
“Havana Darkness” wastes a promising setting by an awful lot of poorly executed scenes, chops of acting and unconvincing horror cliches. Carlos (Guillermo Ivan, who also directed and co-wrote the film) plans to conduct research on Ernest Hemingway and when … Continue reading Havana Darkness (2019) – A Crummy Kind Of Horror
The Prodigy (2019) attempts to make you care about the creepy-kid-going-crazy routine going on, but you’re left to yawn and (occasionally) laugh at the panache of Nicholas McCarthy’s misfire. Miles (Jackson Robert Scott) grows up much faster than his peers … Continue reading The Prodigy (2019) Deserves No More Than A Yawn
