Tag: horror

Eerie, atmospheric and tragic, Bob Clark’s “Dead of Night” plays like one of the superior made for television horror movies that used to be prevalent

The final entry in the Larry Cohen trilogy is a step above its disappointing predecessor. The story itself is relatively inventive especially for a second

A sort of cross between “The Dentist,” “Dr. Giggles,” and a particularly gory episode of “Goosebumps,” “Ice Cream Man” is a strange movie. Mind you,

It’s incomprehensible that there are still new “Tremors” movies being released in the twenty-first century. Moreover, it’s particularly jarring that Michael Gross continues to appear

This is old-fashioned horror filmmaking at its finest. There’s an emphasis on character, mood and atmosphere that prevail over jump scares or unnecessary gore –