Reviews
Popeye’s Revenge (2025): Fresh Meat
I love these public domain horror films. Apparently, Popeye is the newest beloved character getting the horror treatment. I am curious if this is a higher quality of movie compared to the other ones I […]
Month: March 2025
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Mouse of Horrors (2025): Fresh Meat
Steamboat Willie entered public domain recently, and this film hops right on the bandwagon to pump out a cash-in on the growing trend in horror. I am one of the few who has enjoyed the […]
Op-Ed
The Wrong Turn Franchise Pt. 2: A (Ch)Op-Ed
The next four films rank among some of my favorite sequels. They amp up the story, the setting, the nudity, and the gore. They truly find their rhythm and figure out who they are and […]
Op-Ed
The Wrong Turn Franchise Pt. 1: A (Ch)Op-Ed
I have a soft spot for inbred killers. There’s just something about that special familial connection that can only be achieved by boning your cousin and giving birth to a crazed cannibalistic maniac. Whether it’s […]
Op-Ed
The Xtro Trilogy: A (Ch)Op-Ed Piece
The Xtro trilogy is a weird one. The first is such an underseen cult classic, and one that I am consistently recommending. And yet the next two are such pieces of shit. But are they […]
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Sting (2024): Fresh Meat
Big spider movies are apparently the thing, as both this film and Infested came out around the same time, and I remember seeing the trailer for one of them and it felt very Arachnophobia-ish (the […]
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Infested aka Vermines (2023): Fresh Meat
Arachnophobia. Kingdom of the Spiders. Eight Legged Freaks. Ok, forget the last one. Killer spider films are fun. Not like giant ass take over the world spiders, but normal creepy crawlers. There’s no need to […]
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Review: The Ghost That Wouldn’t Die
“The Ghost That Wouldn’t Die”A review by Nathan Thomas Milliner I’ve always loved the idea of a trilogy. A writer creates a world and its characters and you fall in love with them. You hate […]