Reviews
Review – COME, SAID THE NIGHT (2019)
COME, SAID THE NIGHT is a film about a family trying to isolate themselves from the world and honor the memory of Magda Grady, the daughter and sister who passed a year earlier. Roy Grady, a father wh...
Review – Bible Black (2019)
What is Bible Black? Is it a comic book, a film, a view of something larger coming later? It is a short film approximately twenty two minutes long. An anthology told through still drawn images wit...
Review – Godzilla: King of the Monsters (2019)
America, for all of its seeming love for the kaiju subgenre has always had a problem giving Godzilla anything to do past its origin story. We can suspend disbelief enough for the monster’s creat...
Review – My First Time (Short – 2019)
In the dating world there are typically two kinds of crazy: the kind you know and the kind you don’t. Asaf Livni’s “My First Time” is a fantastic, frenetic little horror short ...
Review – Hellboy (2019)
Reboots are a strange thing. Hated and reviled, there are certainly more instances of them NOT working as opposed to winning what should be a built-in audience over. Horror, in particular, is a hard s...
BOOK REVIEW – “Netted: The Beginning” (The Silent Red Room Saga Book 1) by KT Rose
This is the first work I read from KT Rose and I’m greatly surprised. She takes basic elements such as blind dates with a psychopath, and combines it with de danger of the dark side of the inter...
Review – Mandao of the Dead (2018)
I love effortless comedy. I love being able to put a movie on and laugh without having to analyze, intellectualize or contrarily dumb myself down to enjoy it. Mandao of the Dead manages to do what so ...
Review – Butterfly Kisses (2018)
Butterfly Kisses is an interesting film. Although we live in an age when a term like “interesting” can be more derogatory than anything else, the fact that “Butterfly Kisses” is as interesting as it i...
BOOK REVIEW – Three Days in Ashford by TY Tracey
Well, wow. I think this is the review that, so far, has taken me the longest to write. There are so many things to say about this book. I’ll start making clear that I had never heard of TY Trace...