31 Days of Halloween 2015: Day 10 – Angel Heart John E. Meredith October 10, 2015 Movies, Reviews It seems pretty obvious where ANGEL HEART is going from early on. Maybe it's just me.
31 Days of Halloween 2015: Day 9 – Return of the Living Dead III John E. Meredith October 9, 2015 Movies, Trailers This is the story of a young man’s crush on a monstrous girl.
31 Days of Halloween 2015: Day 8 – Dead End John E. Meredith October 8, 2015 Movies, Reviews DEAD END invokes the spirit of urban legends, beyond the presence of a spectral woman in white and the recurring appearance of a black sedan.
31 Days of Halloween 2015: Day 7 – May John E. Meredith October 7, 2015 Movies, Reviews May is a film of loneliness, despair and horror, and yet, possibly, of hope. When one friend is broken, why not make another?
31 Days of Halloween 2015: Day 6 – Pumpkinhead John E. Meredith October 6, 2015 Movies, Reviews Pumpkinhead avenges those who were wronged, but anyone who tries to stop him will become marked too.
31 Days of Halloween 2015: Day 5 – The Gates of Hell John E. Meredith October 5, 2015 Movies, Reviews The Gates of Hell probably won't shatter your imagination, but Lucio Fulci's film might stay with you for a while.
31 Days of Halloween 2015: Day 4 – Black Sunday John E. Meredith October 4, 2015 Movies, Reviews Maybe Black Sunday could be best explained in the words of the resurrected witch Asa: "Now you will enjoy a beautiful life of evil and hate."
31 Days of Halloween 2015: Day 3 – Near Dark John E. Meredith October 3, 2015 Movies, Reviews Kathryn Bigelow's sophomore effort is Near Dark, a vampire movie where the word is never once spoken.
31 Days of Halloween 2015: Day 2 – The Vanishing John E. Meredith October 2, 2015 Movies, Reviews How far would you go to find out what happened to someone you love? That is the question posed by the 1988 Dutch thriller THE VANISHING.
31 Days of Halloween 2015: Day 1 – The Loved Ones John E. Meredith October 1, 2015 Movies, Reviews We're not sure how they fit into the bigger picture at first, but when we find out it adds more sadness and horror to The Loved Ones.
