Fright Night (1985)

“Fright Night” is about a teenager named Charlie Brewster, played by William Ragsdale. Charlie decided to watch a vampire television show hosted by his favorite actor, Peter Vincent, played by Roddy McDowall. Peter Vincent specialized in killing vampires.

Charles Brewster lived with his mother in a quiet town and very few neighbors. One day that changed. Two guys, played by Chris Sarandon and Jonathon Stark, moved next door in an old house that no one lived in for a long time. Charlie kept an eye on them because, since the two guys moved into the neighborhood, strange things started happening. He suspects that the two guys are vampires.

Strangely, only attractive women were coming up missing on the news. Charlie witnessed some of the women making an appearance over the two men’s house before their names were announced on the news. He even got the law enforcement and Peter Vincent involved in the missing persons.

The two guys know that Charlie is aware of what was going on and they began to make trouble for him by making people believe he was going crazy. Did Charlie just deal with it, or does he prove to everyone what he has witnessed and brings down the bad guys? To get the finale of the movie you will have to just see it.

Halloween II — Worth the View

If you didn’t watch the first Halloween movie, you’re going to want to rent it. Halloween II is full of suspense, but it won’t be nearly as good if you haven’t watched the first one. You will be completely lost.

The second Halloween doesn’t exactly follow like you might initially think. There is suspense, character connection and a riveting ending that will leave you on the edge of your seat.

I found the movie to be very intense. It started out a bit slow and then it moved right along to being very intense. Halloween is the story of Michael and his connection to his mother. This version revolves around the book that the psychologist of this notorious serial killer releases to the public.

I won’t ruin the ending for you. It is a must see to put on your list of movies.

Drag Me to Hell DVD Release

Looking for a DVD to watch during the Halloween season? Drag Me to Hell movie is now out on DVD. Drag Me to Hell is directed by Sam Raimi. If you’re not familiar with the name, Sam Raimi is also the directed of the infamous Spider Man movie. Drag Me to Hell is definitely a keeper and one to add to your DVD collection of movies.

Drag Me to Hell movie stars Alison Lohman and Justin Long. The directing by Sam Raimi is excellent. The acting by Lohman and Long is also excellent. The story-line is slightly predictable but handled in a humorous sort of way.

You will want to fill up your popcorn and drinks. No-one is going to want to pause the movie, Drag Me to Hell when you watch it on DVD at home. Be prepared for some humor and horror combined together in Drag Me to Hell.

Zombieland Total Let Down

I recently watched Zombieland in the theaters. Zombieland is rated R. The reason I primarily wanted to see Zombieland was the list of actors and actresses in the movie caught my attention.

While, Zombieland is a horror movie, it is also a comedy. Several of my friends found Zombieland to be hysterical. I was extremely let down by the movie, Zombieland. The only part I was laughing at was how pathetically made the movie was.

The entire movie is very predictable. You can almost count the seconds until your prediction of what is going to happen next actually unfolds on the screen before your very eyes. Absolutely, no suspense.

There was some gore. This was done reasonably well. However, the entire thing was just strange. There was no explanation as to why the non-zombie characters were immune to the disease that caused the destruction of mankind and petkind.

I definitely give Zombieland the thumbs-down and feel it was disappointing.

Basket Case

Basket Case was a low-budget comedy/horror film released in the 80’s. It’s one of those movies so bad, you wonder why you are watching, yet you are compelled to watch–at least once.

Kevin Van Hentenryck stars as Duane Bradley who was a conjoined twin at birth. Their mother died during childbirth and the father was disgusted with the twins, especially Belial who was grossly malformed. He wanted the twins separated and turned to doctors in hopes of Duane being able to lead a normal life and letting Belial die. Instead, Belial lived, but was a monstrous form that Duane carried around in a basket.

Duane and Belial want to seek revenge on the doctors who separated them and proceed to track them down. Duane is excited when he gets his first date, but this leads to a sinister ending with his twin’s involvement.

There is blood and gore in this movie and the quality is obviously low-budget. It isn’t your typical, contemporary horror movie and isn’t suited for young children, but it has some entertainment value.

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The Unborn (R: 2009)

The Unborn (R:2009)
Written by/Director David S. Goyer. Starring: Odette Yustman … Casey Beldon; Gary Oldman … Rabbi Sendak; Meagan Good … Romy; Cam Gigandet … Mark Hardigan; Idris Elba … Arthur Wyndham; Jane Alexander … Sofi Kozma; and many more.

“Sometimes the soul of a dead person has been so tainted with evil that it is denied entrance to heaven. It must endlessly wander the borderlands between worlds, desperately searching for a new body… “

One of my favorite horror and mythological themes: the opposite alternative doppleganger-like being that lives in the otherworldly realm with portals into our world by means of mirrors. I’m not sure why I’m obsessed with the mirror-being, doppleganger type entities lore and tales, but I am. This movie definitely has some intriquing twists and ideas behind those legends/beliefs. Its a story about a twin, who doesn’t know she’s a twin. Cursed by a family lineage of twins afflicted by Nazi occultism/experimentation that opened a portal in the past for a evil-doppleganger like entity called a “dybbuk”, a malevolent spirit that refuses to leave the human world and inhabits the body of a person, until it can find a way to be “born”. First haunting his twin sister by dreams and then visions, she goes through a disturbing fight for survival as she wraps herself around Jewish mysticism in order to have the “dybbuk” exorcized from her. Good effects and a good plot. I thoroughly enjoyed this movie. Rating: 4.5 stars out of 5.

30 Days of Night (R)

The movie that I am going to review today is a horror movie directed by David Slade. That movie is “30 Days of Night”. This horror movie was released in the year 2007 and was produced by Sam Raimi and Rob Tapert. The film was written by Steve Niles and Stuart Baittee. This film is about a Dracula who is slowly and mysteriously taking control over a Town in Alaska. The Dracula starts killing the local people he sucks blood from their neck. The main characters in the film are Eben and Stella. Eben is cursed by the Vampire and he dies in the end while Stella survives.
Overall, it is a nice horror film and I am sure you will enjoy watching this film. And don’t get scared after watching this film because there is no such thing as a real Dracula :). The film has been rated R because of its Violence and sexual situations so keep it away from children.

Resident Evil (R)

You all may have heard about or played Resident Evil games if not the movie. The upcoming game of the series is Resident Evil 5 and is expected to be a big hit. Now lets talk about the film. Resident Evil is a great Sci-Fi (or horror) film released in the year 2002 and directed by Paul Anderson. The film is actually based on the games.
Hive is a research lab run by Umbrella Corporation which is run by a giant computer. A deadly virus breaks out in the lab and the computer traps and starts killing all the employees. Now, Allice (played by sexy Milla Jovovich) and Rain (Michelle Rodriguez, hard to speak name) along with a few other mercenaries, have to shutdown the computer and clean out all the members of the Umbrella Corp.
The film offers great action and entertainment. It was successful enough to make two more sequels. If, you are a Resident Evil video game fan like me then this movie is a must have on your shelf. The film has been rated R for its violence.

Halloween: Resurrection (R-2002)

“Halloween: Resurrection” is a horror film and is directed by Rick Rosenthal. It is a horror film and is the 8th part of the Halloween series. The film has been produced by Malek Akkad. The story is that a cautious and prudent young entrepreneur Freddie Harris along with his girlfriend sets up a business by the name of Dangertainment. They select 6 college students to participate in a show that is full of dangers. They are a equipped with tiny video cameras and are sent into the house of Michael Myers, the psycho killer played by Brad Loree, and the show is shot live on the internet. The students in search of fame and fortune decided to go into the house. Everyone is killed, except Freddie Harris and a female student Sara Moyer. Overall, it is a nice film and it will keep you awake at night. The film has been rated R for the Violence that is included in this film.

Incubus (R: 2006)

Incubus (R: 2006)
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0462359/
Director: Anya Camilleri. Starring: Tara Reid … Jay, Akemnji Ndifernyan … Bug, Alice O’Connell … Holly, Russell Carter … Josh, Christian Brassington … Peter, Mihai Stanescu … Sleeper, and many more.
This film is a total B-rate. Typical story about a bunch of young adults getting into a car accident, getting stranded in the middle of nowhere, and stumbling upon horrors and murder upon their search for safety. This time it takes place is the frigidly cold mountains of Montana - six friends stumble upon a facility in the middle of nowhere, breaking in to find warmth and shelter, discover absolute horrors in the halls of the medical facility. Some surviving scientists go mad and they discover a serial-killer in a coma that is being experimented on. Turns out this coma-tose killer is an incubus who still attacks people through their dreams. It has a decent plot, but fails horribly in presentation. Rating: 2 stars out of 5.

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