Welcome to eighth One Sentence Reviews, a series where The Horror Club visits classic films, some dating back to the ’50s or before, some more recent, and give them either a thumbs up or a thumbs down with the review. Short and sweet, and right to the point. Next up is Book of Monsters (2019). Synopsis: Sophie's... Continue Reading →
Welcome to the seventh One Sentence Reviews, a new series where The Horror Club visits classic films, some dating back to the ’50s or before, some more recent, and give them either a thumbs up or a thumbs down with the review. Short and sweet, and right to the point. Next up is Halloween (the... Continue Reading →
Welcome to the fifth One Sentence Reviews, a new series where The Horror Club visits classic films, some dating back to the '50s or before, some more recent, and give them either a thumbs up or a thumbs down with the review. Short and sweet, and right to the point. Next up is Chopping Mall... Continue Reading →
Alter has released the next episode in their Horror Through History series, which shares an influential horror film from each decade. This time they are sharing Deep Red, Dario Argento's 1975 giallo masterpiece. The entirety of the film is available to watch on Alter's Youtube channel, and if you haven't seen it before, we recommend... Continue Reading →
It's safe to say that out of all of Crypt TV's web-series, Sunny Family Cult is perhaps the most grounded. There are no monsters or ghouls, only a bunch of serial killers, which can (and has) turn out to be true. Season Two ended on a cliffhanger, forcing us to wait to see what was... Continue Reading →
8 Mins | 2012 Director, Writer & Editor: Shane Ryan _____________________________________ When it comes to Japanese films, there is a sense that they have more freedom than those from West, mainly the US and UK. Common examples would be Ringu and Ju-on, with the American versions being toned down to a certain degree. Shane Ryan's... Continue Reading →
It's safe to say that Look-See has become one of Crypt TV's most popular web-series. Since the release of the first season, there have been countless theory videos, animated versions and it has racked up a whole lot of views. Episode 1 of Season 2 has already collected over 300k views alone since its debut... Continue Reading →
In my review of the first episode of SHELLEY, which you can read here, I stated that the series as a whole was in a tricky spot. Could it break out and offer something else other than the 'girls do bad, must suffer now' angle? Judging by episode two, that doesn't seem to be the... Continue Reading →
Blending horror with fantasy elements can be a wonderful thing. Sometimes, the two just go hand-in-hand. However, in some cases, it doesn't work, and it comes off as dull and flat. Cheshire is clearly inspired by Alice Through the Looking Glass; it hits all the right notes, taking the fantastical elements and spinning it on its... Continue Reading →
When it comes to short films on Crypt TV, they intend to be short and snappy. However, once and awhile, longer films such as Meow are released. These sort of films have a different approach. The script is allowed to breathe. Characters can be fleshed out. There aren't many constraints. That doesn't necessarily means it's automatically... Continue Reading →
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