Horror

These zombie beavers, reminiscent of the creature feature horror films of the 80s go farther, seek more blood and return again and again because they never get enough. Is there enough blood in their prey to slake their thirst? You will be shocked into laughter finding out.

Exactly what you’d expect from one of the reigning sex-ploitation kings.

Scream Park is nothing to scream about.

Mick Taylor is back and just as nasty.

More like "Camp Dread"-ful.

Not even any good jump scares, with a botched ending you can see coming a mile away.

Fanboys are sure to eat this up because it’s hard to come by a film that embraces its premise rather than simply make fun of it.

While far from a character driven independent outing, Odd Thomas is the best film on both Sommers’ and Koontz’s big screen resumes.

A definite recommend for those who like their horror more psychological than throwing buckets of gore at the audience.

Cheap Thrills offers a ton of fun and plenty of visuals you won’t soon forget, clearing its path to becoming a new black comedy cult classic.