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Horror Films 2018

The Basement Movie Review

The Basement Movie Review

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Watching certain films can be torture, but if torture is what you’re after, then The Basement has you covered. This psychological thriller from the writer-director team of Brian M. Conley and Nathan Ives, unleashes a horrifyingly intimate story of abduction and deconstruction of a broken human mind that will make you cringe. Is this film for you? Find out in our The Basement Movie Review. If naming the film The Basement sounds generic, rest assured that it only serves to lower the expectations of the audience in order to surprise them with an atmosphere of tension that doesn’t let up until the final reveal in the film’s closing moments. But this isn’t a movie about twist endings, it’s about unraveling the motivations of very disturbed individual in a face to face confrontation. When we’re first introduced to our star/victim, Craig, played by Cayleb Long he is enjoying a romantic evening at home with his wife, Kelly played by Mischa Barton. But a low supply of champagne sends Craig out to

Forest of the Lost Souls Movie Review

Forest of the Lost Souls Movie Review

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Entering The Forest of the Lost Souls is like observing a waking dream that slowly turns into a nightmare. This Portuguese production filmed in black and white by writer-director, José Pedro Lopes takes a philosophical look at suicide with a black comic edge before guiding the viewer down a sinister path that no amount of bread crumbs can lead you back from. Find out if this film is right for you in our The Forest of the Lost Souls movie review. This is the second foreign film I have reviewed in the last two weeks, but this one had a hook in being an import from Portugal. As someone who is semi-fluent in Portuguese (it’s been over a decade since I was fully immersed), the language barrier was not going to be an issue for me, but at the same time that meant that the mystique of unfamiliar words and sounds was gone, leaving my critical eye free from distraction. So how did The Forest of the Dark Souls hold

The Devil’s Well Movie Review – A Fun Horror Adventure

The Devil’s Well Movie Review – A Fun Horror Adventure

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“Hey, you got your homicidal devil worshippers in my found footage horror film!” “Hey, you got your shaky-cam scares in my Satanic Panic documentary.” If this creepy mash-up sounds like your kind of movie madness, then The Devil’s Well from writer/director Kurtis Spieler is waiting for you to explore it’s murky depths, if you dare. With the rise of Blumhouse Pictures horror franchises like Sinister, Insidious and Annabelle, it seems like the Paranormal Activity style of found footage films that made the company profitable has been banished to the cornfield. But Wide Eye releasing is going back to the well, if you’ll forgive the pun, to see if mixing the faux documentary style made famous by The Blair Witch Project with a Rosemary’s Baby demon darkness can send a tingle up our collective spines. While the poster for The Devil’s Well will most likely cause flashbacks to Naomi Watts in The Ring, there’s no haunted video tapes here, just good old fashioned unsolved mysteries and local legends. The basics of the film’s