If you’ve ever wondered what would happen if The Munsters crashed a monster movie marathon with a script full of dad jokes, look no further than Saturday the 14th. Released in 1981, this horror-comedy leans […]
I like found footage and I cannot lie, them other movies can’t deny, than when a shaky cam and a screaming girl jump around on screen you just wanna HURL! #CameraGotShakes! Synopsis: While on a […]
I enjoyed Dracula and I immediately caught the fever, wanting to see the further adventures of the titular Count, even though he died in the first one. We all know that you can’t keep a […]
Happy October and Halloween season I’ve got a fun one for you! If you can imagine yourself at a 1950s drive-in, a bucket of popcorn on your lap, the air buzzing with talk of spook […]
Warning: This is a pretty ultra low budget super indie film, and to review one the same way you would The Avengers, is a complete travesty. I will be adjusting my expectations to eliminate too […]
Oh, this is weird. I have been trying to figure out what to do for my 700th article for The Horror Syndicate. I honestly have been stumped and not sure what I wanted to do, […]
Today I got a really interesting silent film for you. He Who Gets Slapped (1924), directed by Victor Sjöström and starring Lon Chaney, is a haunting silent drama that blends psychological torment with circus spectacle. […]
“The Day The Woods Stood Still” a review of “The Stillness” by Nathan Thomas Milliner In 1994 I was a senior in high school and I worked at a grocery store stocking shelves but was […]
Wow. Let me start off by saying I expected this to be good but not this good. Danny Boyle returned to this series and gave zombie fans something new to love. Ever since the first […]
On a Dark and Bloody Ground is the latest film from writer and director Nathan Thomas Milliner, and it looks to be one of his most personal and haunting stories yet. Also, the film is […]
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