Aside from “pass” I almost don’t even know what to say, but since I’ve now seen this twice I’m sure I can think of something. Let’s see...the first time it was mostly a dull, ineffective, and far too obvious take on a creepy camp with a bloody past featuring a cast of characters ranging from [...]

This live-action take on Peter Pan as a former foster kid trying to scrape by does enough of the world-building and character setup required from a pilot episode while also suggesting ideas for future installments that I’d give the series a shot. The source material gets a fresh update wherein Neverland becomes a San Francisco-sized [...]

The *constant* screaming from lead cop Jim Cummings (also the writer & director) grows from a thorn in The Wolf of Snow Hollow’s side to a hunting knife right through the gut, largely overwhelming everything else on display. It’s especially frustrating because, putting his shining example of everything wrong with police officers & some odd [...]

From the effective opening scene showing just how dangerous these swamps can be to a few other instances of biological frights there’s a nice creepy vibe to enjoy throughout. However, when things stray from leads Crystal Reed & Andy Bean investigating the bizarre swampy horrors into uninteresting backstory of some locals or the town’s mysteries [...]

If this wasn’t so focused on showcasing the musical aspects of a tortured singer/songwriter working on her craft Bloodthirsty could have actually been an interesting tale of a growing beast within. Instead, it winds up feeling closer to a fairly dull making-of for a musician’s next album which somehow manages to do nothing special with [...]

There’s simply not enough here to sustain a feature length film, plain and simple. Tar starts at the end (almost always a bad sign) with a talking head interview of how things went horribly wrong then spins its wheels for half the runtime before getting to the actual creature feature part of things far too [...]

This feels a little like a kid-friendly introduction to scary movies or perhaps frights for those who prefer their horror experiences more minorly spooky than anything else. Greg (Aaron G. Hale) and (Giselle Marie) Laney are hanging out in their home one dark and kind of stormy night, wandering around Facebook and preparing dinner, when [...]