My quick rating - 4.1/10. So which one of the filmmakers was in a toxic relationship before? The phrase "Why don't you just leave?" hit...

My quick rating - 5.3/10. There’s a version of Sorry, Charlie that probably sounded fantastic on paper. A stalking serial killer, eerie urban-legend vibes, and a ticking clock leading up to childbirth. What I got was a film that spends a little too much time putting you on hold and not in a fun, “something’s about to go horribly wrong” kind of way. The story centers on Charlie, played by Kathleen Kenny, a call center operator who’s already survived one nightmare encounter wit

My quick rating - 6.8/10. Jungle is one of those survival films that quietly sneaks up on you. My first thought was "Here we go, another typical man-versus-nature flick." I clearly wasn't familiar with the actual story. Backpackers make some bad decisions and head into a jungle that absolutely does not give a crap about their personal growth. But once I realized how much this movie actually tones down the real events it’s based on, it shifted from “that was pretty good” to “o

My quick rating - 3.7/10. I might be feeling generous since I just typed in that rating and I am sitting here reflecting on it. The movie...

My quick rating - 6.4/10. This Korean action flick has been quietly making waves, finally found its way from my watchlist to my screen,...

My quick rating - 6.5/10. I am always a sucker for scary spider flix. I blame Arachnophobia although I do recall some made-for-TV movie (I think) that I saw when I was much younger. I think it was Kingdom of the Spiders which was my first spider horror flick. It would help this movie to have a main character that wasn't such an asshole. Kaleb (Théo Christine) is a collector of rare and exotic insects. Aside from being stupid, he is also quite irresponsible causing residents o

My quick rating - 6.3/10. Well, that was a chilling and captivating horror film that is leaving an impression, thanks to the masterful...

My quick rating - 5.6/10. I have discovered something rather interesting about Suitable Flesh . From the opening scenes, the film has a quirky and sensual pace that appears to have emerged from the late-night shelves of the VHS section in 1987 and has decided to stick around for a while. Directed by Joe Lynch and loosely based on the works of the infamous horror author H.P. Lovecraft , we have just enough elements of the psychological horror genre, the supernatural, and the