Uzimaki Demons. Crazy original and extremely intense, Anguish  opens with, at least to me, a few hyper realistic murders that actually give me an upset stomach, I dunno what it is but there’s just something about the tone/way they are shot that gets right under my skin and unsettled me—now that’s all before Anguish gets its footing and actually pulls the rug out from you, leaving you to fend for yourself curiously in the dark room of unknown cinemaI’ve watched this…

Lofty timbers, the walls around are bare, echoing to our laughter... as though the dead were there.

This 89 year old adaptation of an 123 year old story has had just about everything said about it, so I’ll try to spare you all those details... but I will say this... Dracula means so much to me in so many different ways that it’s actually hard to pick the proper emotive words. I used to sit at the end of our family…

A backwoods blood moon nightmare. Talk about going under the radar... Spell was just what I needed, a Texas Chain Saw Massacre meets hoodoo occult in the Appalachian mountains riff that was right up my alley.

A family crashes in the Appalachia mountains and the father awakens in the attic of an isolated farmhouse—the usual hokum transpires. I can’t say this brings anything new to the table but I don’t really care... I watch action movies well aware of what the…

There’s a lot to unpack here, and I’ll start of by saying my immediate reaction walking out of the theater was that I liked it, despite definitly having some issues... so I went home and let it simmer for a while... 

The first act didn’t jive with me, but once Michael obtained the mask, or for that matter anytime the Shape was on screen I thought it was dynamite, exactly how I’d want to see The Shape shift through houses…