IFF Boston Review: ‘V/H/S’
V/H/S contains entertaining horror shorts which are so unhinged that they make you feel dirty just for watching.
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IFF Boston Review: ‘All Ages: The Boston Hardcore Film’
As someone unfamiliar with the hardcore scene, I chose ALL AGES hoping to learn about influential bands and the ideals of the movement.
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Review: ‘The Cabin in the Woods’
If you’re a true horror junkie who likes to laugh, The Cabin in the Woods will easily be your favorite flick of 2012.
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Book Review: Seagalogy
My review of Vern’s SEAGALOGY: A STUDY OF THE ASS-KICKING FILMS OF STEVEN SEAGAL.
Read MoreMy Espionage Adventure For ‘Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol’ Blu-ray Release
Life is almost always more interesting in the movies than it is in reality. That’s because Hollywood uses artistic license
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Q&A: ‘The Cabin In the Woods’ Stars Fran Kranz And Kristen Connolly Discuss Joss Whedon And Acting In Horror
My interview with Fran Kranz and Kristen Connolly about the horror comedy THE CABIN IN THE WOODS, Joss Whedon, and acting in horror.
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Immaturity Stops Being Funny in ‘American Reunion’
The following review originally ran on Starpulse.com in 2012. No one likes getting old. What sucks almost as much as
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Book Review: Plague Town
Just like other great zombie books and movies, Dana Fredsti’s PLAGUE TOWN concentrates on the vital thing that people crave: human connection.
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Q&A: Author Dana Fredsti Talks ‘Plague Town,’ ‘Army of Darkness’ and ‘Walking Dead’
I had the pleasure of speaking with Dana Fredsti about her novel PLAGUE TOWN, her connection to the cult classic ARMY OF DARKNESS, and her thoughts on THE WALKING DEAD.
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Fresnadillo’s ‘Intruders’ Creates Solid Suspense But Lacks Punchy Ending
Boogeymen are overdone in horror, but every so often a film like Juan Carlos Fresnadillo’s INTRUDERS, makes them seem remarkably fresh and creepy.
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