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ReVisitant (2019) Review

March 4, 2021March 4, 2021 Jim Morazzini 0 Comments Adrian LePeltier, Amy Smith, Horror Movie, Jade Rattigan, Jay T. Becker, Jon Binkowski, Kings of Horror, Lisa Enos Smith, Marc Musso, Maya Smith, Michele Simms, Movie Review, ReVisitant, Sallie Glaner, Sequel, Stephen DeWoody, Terror Films, Tracy Wiu, Visitant

Ghosts and possession feature in ReVisitant, the sequel to director Jon Binkowski and co-writer Stephen DeWoody’s 2014 film Visitant.

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Shadowland (2021) Review

March 3, 2021March 3, 2021 Jim Morazzini 0 Comments Amelia Eve, British Film, British Horror, David E Grimes, Gordon Houston, Horror Movie, Keenan Ben, Movie Review, Rebecca Finch, Shadowland, Tony Greengrass

An ambassador and his security team escape an ambush only to find that their attackers are nothing compared to what lurks in the Shadowland.

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Kinks (2021) Review

March 2, 2021March 2, 2021 Jim Morazzini 0 Comments Australian Film, Horror Movie, Jayden Creighton, Kate Logan, Kinks, Movie Review, Rachael Winter Baskerville, Sam Sidhu, Short Film, Thriller

A wealthy couple hires an escort to fulfill their darkest kinks. When the escort reaches her threshold and tries to leave, things take a sinister turn.

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Cosmic Sin (2021) Review

March 2, 2021March 2, 2021 Jim Morazzini 0 Comments Brandon Thomas Lee, Bruce Willis, Corey Large, Cosmic Sin, Costas Mandylor, Edward Drake, Frank Grillo, Movie Review, Paramount Pictures, Perrey Reeves, Saban Films, Science Fiction

Cosmic Sin reunites Bruce Willis with the writers of his previous sci-fi film Breach, with one of them directing. The results are about what you would expect.

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Dreamcatcher (2021) Review

March 1, 2021March 1, 2021 Jim Morazzini 0 Comments Adrienne Wilkinson, Dreamcatcher, Elizabeth Posey, Emrhys Cooper, Giallo, Horror Movie, Jacob Johnston, Lou Ferrigno Jr., Movie Review, Nikki Koss, Samuel Goldwyn Films, Slasher, Travis Burns, Zachary Gordon

Dreamcatcher might be writer/director Jacob Johnston’s first feature, but it’s far from the first film to try to combine horror and rave culture.