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Let Us In (2021) Review

July 3, 2021July 3, 2021 Jim Morazzini Black Eyed Kids, Craig Moss, Eric Callero, Horror Movie, Judy Geeson, Let Us In, Makenzie Moss, Movie Review, O'Neill Monahan, Samuel Goldwyn Films, Tobin Bell

Let Us In wants to be to this generation what films like The Gate and The Monster Squad were for late 80s kids. Scary but still suitable for younger viewers.

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Dreamcatcher (2021) Review

March 1, 2021March 9, 2021 Jim Morazzini 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.

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Phobic (2020) Review

December 14, 2020January 4, 2021 Jim Morazzini Bryce Clark, Devin Liljenquist, Ernie Lively, Horror Movie, Jacque Gray, Movie Review, Mystery, Phobic, Samuel Goldwyn Films, Thriller, Tiffani DiGregorio

Phobic is about people being murdered using their deepest fears. Mine is having to watch this film a second time.

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Triggered (2020) Review

November 5, 2020February 8, 2021 Jim Morazzini Alastair Orr, David D. Jones, Horror Movie, Liesl Ahlers, Reine Swart, Russell Crous, Samuel Goldwyn Films, Sean Cameron Michael, South African Film, Triggered

If you took Battle Royale and crossed it with Saw and a deep woods slasher film the results might be something like Triggered.

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Review: BLACK OPS (2019)

May 10, 2020April 11, 2021 Jim Morazzini Action Film, Bentley Kalu, Black Ops, Horror Movie, Julia Szamalek, Movie Review, Samantha Schnitzler, Samuel Goldwyn Films, Shayne Ward, Stairs, The Ascent, Tom Paton, War Film

Tom Paton (Redwood, Black Site), is back with Black Ops an action/horror hybrid about a mission gone to hell. Possibly literally.

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