Popeye The Slayer Man Review: our fave sailor is back, and he ain’t happy
Popeye the Slayer Man review: He’s Popeye, but instead of popping open cans of spinach he’s crushing heads in this horror flick.
Popeye the Slayer Man review: He’s Popeye, but instead of popping open cans of spinach he’s crushing heads in this horror flick.
Ash, from rapper/DJ-turned director Flying Lotus is a gory, but entertaining, sci-fi horror flick.
Hopkins tortures Skarsgård in an SUV and it ends up being one of the most entertaining times at the movies imaginable.
Daisy Ridley leads this low-key drama set amid a man-made “zombie” pandemic.
A gross but super fun horror flick anchored by stylish direction and rock-solid performances by its stars.
What first seems like body horror involving ants, evolves into psychological horror diving deep into a disturbing family history.
Opus features John Malkovich at his absolute best, but goes off the rails in the last thirty minutes.
Borderline review: Film is a bit uneven but features fantastic performances from Ray Nicholson and Alba Baptista and a riveting opening.
This adaptation of the young adult novel works as an eighties style slasher – with a nice R-rated edge to it.
Lisa Kudrow and Parker Posey manage to get some laughs but this unoriginal horror romcom fails to deliver much else.
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