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10 Classic Movies Every Fan of Horror Should See
These movies might be older, but they offer up some of the best onscreen frights of all time.
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Cloverfield (2008): a Review
These days, big-name film-makers tend to avoid making horror films. The reason: if they want to earn cash and kudos scaring people, they have to succeed in a niche even terrorists – who’re willing to maim and murder to achieve their ends – haven’t conquered.
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Cinema of Apocalypse: The Phantom From 10,000 Leagues
The U.S. Government sends a scientist to investigate some mysterious deaths along a stretch of beach on the Pacific Coast. This review focuses on the women characters of this no doubt haunting tale!
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Cinema of Apocalypse: The Killer Shrews
On a deserted beach, a doctor, his daughter, and his assistants give life to the most terrible predator imaginable… killer shrews.
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The Godzilla Shinsei Series: a Countdown to the Best Movie in the Series
An Asian film enthusiast counts down the Godzilla Shinsei Series, the third of three made within 50 years since the first Godzilla movie in 1954 to the one made in 2004. The Shinsei series spans from 1999 to 2004 and has six movies. The ranking follows the six criteria for a great kaiju film as enumerated by the writer, and the article is meant as a tribute to the kaiju film genre and Godzilla, the world’s most favourite kaiju. (Kaiju is “giant monster” in Japanese).
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Four Movie Monsters That Need to Return
A list of four good movie monsters that have had a bad wrap over the years.
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Japanese Monster Films
Japanese science fiction is notorious for concentrating more on animating the monster in the picture than compiling a dialogue that makes sense or having the actors act off one another as they do in the States.
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Role Model: Bruce Banner
Bruce Banner knows his problem with anger and tries to control it, not just for his sake, but for everyone around him.
