After the passing of her mother, Annie returns to her childhood home to resolve past issues and take care of the funeral – only she discovers she’s not alone. When her sister and cousin go missing in the house, she soon realizes the house itself is home to a dark, violent secret. Initially being released […]
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Author: Jimmy Hudson
Phoenix Forgotten (2017)
An interesting take on the events surrounding the worldwide phenomenon of the infamous “Phoenix lights”, and how those events changed the lives of three teens forever, “Phoenix Forgotten” was a surprising film. Funnily enough, the “based on true events” headline isn’t referencing the missing teens – but the mysterious floating lights. While the floating lights […]
Awakening the Zodiac (2017)
Some 40 years after the unsolved Zodiac murders, a down-on-their-luck couple inadvertently purchases a storage unit at auction belonging to the Zodiac killer. Realizing he left a mountain of evidence in film reels in the storage unit, the Zodiac killer comes out of retirement to obtain the film and kill again. Rather than turn the […]
The Conjuring (2013)
A family of five move into an old farmhouse in 1971 only to discover it is haunted by a spirit of an evil witch and the ghosts of those that fell victim to her. It is only with the help of two paranormal researchers they are able to defend their family from the murderous ghost […]
The Bay (2012)
A small tourist town in Maryland is stricken with horror overnight during their annual 4th of July celebration by a lethal parasite seemingly connected to the town’s water supply. This horrific scenario is made worse when we learn the citizens of this quiet town are also dying from a flesh-eating virus working in tandem with […]
Evilspeak (1981)
A bullied teen attending a military school decides to become a devil-worshiper intent on taking revenge on those that have wronged him. Those might seem like drastic lengths to jump to just because some punks are picking on you, but the decision didn’t seemingly take any forethought. Actually, the decision was entirely internal, as there […]
The Belko Experiment (2017)
It’s hard to believe this came from the same man who brought us “Guardians of the Galaxy”, but it’s true. In combination with Blumhouse Productions, he has created a truly off-kilter horror comedy that surprisingly no one has thought of making before. The idea is simple enough – it’s Office Space meets Saw, but nevertheless […]
The Void (2017)
The Void is one of the most impressive horror movies I’ve seen in a while. It is not a thriller nor is it a slasher, but an unapologetic-ally straight up gory, sci-fi horror movie. Picture the love-child between Clive Barker’s Hellraiser and John Carpenter’s The Thing and you will get something that screams the essence […]
XX (2017)
This anthology film tells four different stories through the eyes of four different women, all by four different female directors. Following what seems to be a trending theme this year, the trailer for this movie looked amazing while the film itself failed to live up to expectation. The films range from oddly intriguing to absurd […]
Leprechaun 2 (1994)
This St. Patrick’s Day, let’s take a stroll down memory lane with another garbage Leprechaun movie. Leprechaun is back in this weird and utterly unwatchable sequel to the original classic. This time, he’s not after his gold; he’s after a wife. You may be thinking, “But I thought he died in the first one?”, and […]










