Murphy’s Law is ever present in Laymon’s book about “Alice,” a woman whose life spirals into a frenzy of covering...
Wormwood is in for a worse dilemma than its questionable name or near-ghost town population – to be more...
I posted about this a month or so back, and I meant to follow it from week to week, but...
It’s difficult to know what to expect from Doomsday, coming from director Neil Marshall who also worked on the very popular film...
Urgh. I really wanted to like The Deaths of Ian Stone. With a character who can never die, so much...
This reviewer was sent a screener to review Experiments in Terror 3, a new collection of horror shorts with an...
Vera Dika‘s 1990 book talks a lot about the slasher genre, but what it makes most mention of is what...
Mediocre
Directed by Dav R. Ellis, Asylum tells the story of Madison (Sarah Roemer), who moves into a college dorm that has been newly...
All kids have secrets, but not as deep and dark as the characters of Crazy Eights, a film that was...
Oscar Wilde is known for his work in the literary style termed aestheticism, and it’s easy to see why with...
To be honest, I had never read a Richard Laymon book before this one. I had barely even heard of...
Excellent
Originally posted 4/7/09. Updated 8/23/16. It’s a ballsy move to remake your own movie. In a way, it expresses...