The Happy House (2013)

Running Time: 120 minutes

Release Date: May 3, 2013
Review by: Stacey

 

Today was a lazy Sunday as Adam had to be in the studio all day and I was left home alone.  Obviously that meant movies and reviews!  I did one of those "blind picks" on Netflix and landed on 2013's The Happy House directed/written by D.W. Young.  It seems that The Happy House is Young's first feature length film (using his directing skills on shorts and documentaries for the most part.)  Before watching I managed to catch a glimpse of a few of the Netflix reviews and let's just say, most weren't too pleased with what they saw.

Dawn of the Planet of the Apes review!

Once again I offered my writing services to Horror Movies Uncut in the form of a review for the newly released Dawn of the Planet of the Apes!

I attended the press screening this past Tuesday and was blown away!

Click the link below to read my review!

Dawn of the Planet of the Apes --- Horror Movies Uncut 

~Stacey-Beth

Resolution (2012)

Chris and I got together a second time to make a quick video review for 2012's Resolution.  Directed by Justin Benson and Aaron Scott Moorhead.

Excuse my excessive ADD.

Enjoy!

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Update!

In case anyone that reads our blog is wondering why it's looking a little lonely, I promise we're still alive and well....ok, I don't think we've ever been well, but we're definitely alive!

Chris and I haven't forgotten about our horror blog love child but we've been hard at work with another amazing horror site, Horror Movies Uncut, lending our review writing skills alongside some pretty great folks who are bringing you the latest and greatest in indie horror news.  

Below I've provided the links to all of the reviews Chris and I have contributed to HMU so far for your little eyes to feast on.  Give them a look and support horror!

Stacey-Beth reviews:

Blood Widow (2014)

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Filth (2014)
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Ghostlight (2013)

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Borgman (2014)

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Quad X: Porn Movie Massacre (2014)

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Cabin Fever: Patient Zero (2014)

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Don't Go To The Reunion (2014)

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Anna (2014)
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Deliver Us From Evil (2014)

Chris reviews:

Killervision (2014)

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Chastity Bites (2013)

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Under The Dark Wing *short* (2014)

Go forth and read.  Watch movies.  And don't forget to subscribe to our blog with your email to the right of this post and receive notifications when a new post goes up!

-Stacey

Would You Rather (2013)

Running Time: 93 minutes

Release Date: February 8, 2013

Review by: Stacey

On a whim I decided to check out Would You Rather as I have been slacking on making content for my precious blog here.  Sorry!  BUT, I have been lending my horror reviews to an amazing horror movie website, Horror Movies Uncut.  I'll make a separate post about that in the next few hours.  Onto the film at hand.

Skinwalker Ranch (2013)

Running Time: 86 minutes

Release Date: October 30, 2013

Review by: Chris

Skinwalkers. The yee naldlooshi. With it, he goes on all fours.
Growing up Native and spending the summers of my formative years with
my grandparents and extended family on the San Carlos 'rez' I am no
stranger to whispered second hand tales of malevolent shapeshifters.
 Spoken hushed in the afternoon, outside of grandfather's earshot-- Never around the campfire. Never at dark. Never out loud. For They
listen. They hear when named. They come when called. These
supernatural stories of dark magics and twisted men and spirits fired
the imaginations of a young boy and his friends. Children whose world
was still filled with mystery and wonder and awe. They were my boogey
men. My Cucuy. My Gurumāpā. So naturally when this review came across
my desk (okay I really don't have a desk), I was ready to jump feet
first, and revisit my childhood boogeyman.

Shock Waves (1977)

   Running Time: 90 minutes
Release Date: July 15, 1977

Review by: Chris

 

 "Don't go into the water." The tagline made famous by 1978's Jaws, still echo's down cinema's hallowed halls. It's a little known fact that Spielberg was inspired by the tagline "Don't go into the water...it's anti Semitic."  Born from this week's review feature, 1977's Shock Waves, a true story (probably not true...probably).  Ken Wiederhorn's stylistic nazi zombie film brings quite a few unique takes on the undead horror genre, not the least of which is the nazi zombie itself. After all what's worse than a zombie...that's right a zombie that hates freedom.