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Arrow in the Head reviews writer/director Mickey Keating's horror movie Offseason, starring Jocelin Donahue, Richard Brake, Melora Walters

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Offseason Review

PLOT: A woman travels to a supposedly cursed island when she receives word that her mother’s grave there has been vandalized. She quickly finds out the truth about that curse. REVIEW: Writer/director Mickey Keating is building a fascinating career for...

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The Free Movie of the Day on the JoBlo Movies YouTube channel is the horror film The Last Possession, directed by Dan Riddle.

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The Last Possession Review

Posted 5 years ago

PLOT: Soon after Kent Peroni moves his family into his late father’s house, his wife and children start to believe the place is haunted. But there may be something even scarier than ghosts lurking around this home… REVIEW: Directed by...

Arrow in the Head reviews the horror comedy Studio 666, starring the rock band Foo Fighters and directed by Hatchet III's BJ McDonnell!

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Studio 666 Review

Posted 5 years ago

PLOT: Hoping to capture a unique sound for their tenth album, the rock band Foo Fighters make the mistake of setting up in a mansion where terrible things happened decades earlier. Evil spirits are unleashed and blood is spilled. REVIEW:...

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King Knight Review

Posted 5 years ago

PLOT: Thorn and Willow appear to have it all as the revered high priest and priestess of a coven of new-age witches. But a secret from Thorn’s past throws their lives into turmoil and sends them on a trippy, hilarious...

Arrow in the Head reviews the sci-fi thriller Cosmic Dawn, starring Camille Rowe, Emmanuelle Chriqui, and Joshua Burge. Out now!

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Cosmic Dawn (Movie Review)

Posted 5 years ago

PLOT: Decades after witnessing her mother’s alien abduction, a woman gets caught up in the bizarre activities of a UFO cult. REVIEW: Writer/director Jefferson Moneo’s sci-fi thriller Cosmic Dawn (watch it HERE) – which he says was inspired by an...

Arrow in the Head reviews the horror thriller Alone With You, starring Emily Bennett, Barbara Crampton, and Dora Madison. Coming in February

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Alone With You (Movie Review)

Posted 5 years ago

PLOT: Things start to get very strange while Charlie sits at home alone, waiting for her girlfriend to return from a business trip. REVIEW: By now we’ve seen multiple movies that were made in the COVID age where people are...

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Alice (Sundance) Review

Posted 5 years ago

PLOT: A slave in the antebellum South escapes from her secluded plantation only to discover a shocking reality that lies beyond the tree line. REVIEW: Sometimes a film has the best intentions but doesn’t fully realize them. That is what...

Arrow in the Head reviews Nicholas Holland's thriller An Intrusion, starring Dustin Prince, Scout Taylor-Compton, and Keir Gilchrist.

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An Intrusion (Movie Review)

Posted 5 years ago

PLOT: A family man’s life is turned upside down after an intruder reveals that they know his deepest, darkest secrets. REVIEW: Writer/director Nicholas Holland’s An Intrusion (watch it HERE) has been described as a home invasion thriller, but most movies...

Arrow in the Head reviews director Talal Selhami's horror film Achoura, about a child-eating demon tormenting people in Morocco.

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Achoura (Movie Review)

Posted 5 years ago

PLOT: A creature called Bougatate has been tormenting the children of Morocco for a long time, and a group of adults who encountered the child-eating demon twenty years ago are about to cross paths with it again. REVIEW: Director Talal...

Arrow in the Head reviews Anthony Baldino and Ryan Lacen's Save Me From Everything. Paige Henderson stars. Film is making the festival rounds

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Save Me From Everything (Movie Review)

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PLOT: The people in Emmy’s family tend to become violent and suicidal on their 30th birthday, so she goes to her great-grandfather’s hometown in Ireland in hopes of finding out why. REVIEW: Written and directed by the duo of Anthony...

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