37 Vampire Films That Really Do Suck

 Vampire movies have been around almost since the dawn of movies. The entire genre has proven to be harder to kill than the bloodsuckers themselves – no matter how hard some have tried over the years. . START THE COUNTDOWN HERE . It is constantly regenerating. A new vampire flick is a hit in [...]
Midnight Meat Train takes no passengers
July 17, 2009 by sgt-pembry
Filed under Horror, Movie Reviews, Movies, Thriller

CLIVE Barker hasn’t enjoyed a hell of a lot of success in recent times when it comes to how his stories have been adapted for the screen. The horror author’s works provided the basis for a string of feature film hits in the late 1980s and early ’90s – Hellraiser(1987), which was based on the [...]
An American Werewolf in Remake … Sadly
June 29, 2009 by sgt-pembry
Filed under Horror, Movie News, Movies

REMAKE is becoming a real dirty word. Just about every time I hear it these days I shudder. What next? I think to myself. What movie next will those unimaginative, unoriginal producers of Hollywood get their mitts on.
Uwe’s Seed spawns Boll full of disgust
May 13, 2009 by sgt-pembry
Filed under Horror, Movie Reviews, Movies

It just gets worse. I’ve seen three Uwe Boll films now. Three too many. I actually rented Alone in the Dark (2005), starring the washed-up Christian Slater and sagging Tara Reid, a few years back, and then stumbled across House of the Dead (2003) last year on late-night television. You’d think I would’ve learnt after [...]
9 Films Featuring the Creepiest Rabbits

RABBITS are supposed to be lovable cuddly little critters like the ones in that appeared in Alice in Wonderland, Bambi … and Who Framed Roger Rabbit? But, no, not these below. These are some of foulest, most frightening furry foes that have appeared in film. The list is not confined to ‘real’ rabbits, but, still, doesn’t include the [...]
13 Films Featuring the Lamest Robots
April 23, 2009 by sgt-pembry
Filed under Action, Horror, Lists, Movies, Science Fiction

ROBOTS have been appearing in cinema almost since the birth of cinema itself. You can go right back to 1926 when what is widely regarded as the first, and for some time, the most well-known robot appeared on the big screen via Fritz Lang’s sci-fi classic Metropolis. Even if you haven’t seen the legendary silent-era [...]
Quarantine locks in chills, keeps out frills
April 19, 2009 by sgt-pembry
Filed under Horror, Movie Reviews, Movies

FORÂ a movie I really only grabbed off the DVD shelf ’cause there was absolutely nothing else worth picking up, Quarantine was a surprisingly good scare flick. I had heard very little about the film so certainly wasn’t getting my hopes as far as a finished product goes. But the film, from director John Erick Dowdle, [...]
9 Movies Featuring The Creepiest Clowns
April 6, 2009 by sgt-pembry
Filed under Horror, Lists, Movies

WHAT is it with clowns? They are supposed to be amusing characters who bring joy and laughter to people’s lives. But for some they do anything but. In fact there will be some people who will not even want to look at this post — and not just because it’s been compiled by yours truly [...]
Just one moment for clown Amusement
April 6, 2009 by sgt-pembry
Filed under Horror, Movie Reviews, Movies

Can one scene make a movie? Not usually, and it certainly didn’t make low-budget straight-to-DVD horror Amusement. But there is one moment in this run-of-the-mill scare flick that could be classified as a genuine spine-chiller. Especially if you have an aversion to those things that dress-up in shiny colorful outfits, wear ridiculous make-up, sport crazy-ass [...]
Freddy to wake from Nightmare slumber
March 5, 2009 by sgt-pembry
Filed under Horror, Movie News, Movies

Everything old is new again in Hollywood – especially when it comes to horrors. Cult ’70s and ’80s slasher flicks being rebooted is becoming the norm. First it was the daddy of them all, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2005), then came Halloween (2007), then the recently released Friday the 13th and My Bloody Valentine, and [...]
