Dead Snow is definitely worth watching; it brings a breath of fresh air that dispels the rot present in our cinemas and on store shelves.
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A recent rewatch of the Spanish [REC] convinced me that it is not only one of the best horror films made in the found footage aesthetic...
The Living Dead at Manchester Morgue contains enough originality and style that it is difficult to accuse it of derivative imitation.
Attack of the Southern Fried Zombies proves the living dead have not breathed their last and will not soon surrender the throne of modern horror.
It is a really solid horror running in high gear, driven by an atmosphere of constant threat.
Thanks to distance, awareness, and having fun, the viewer also starts to have fun with the film. Screw all the Annabelle and [REC], watch Zombeavers!!!
The Dead Don’t Die is a collection of quotations mixed in a cauldron of references and allusions. It's a postmodern pastiche and unfortunately a postmodern mush.
A lot of money was spent on All Of Us Are Dead, yet there was a lack of creative ingenuity to tell more than just the...
Dawn of the Dead is solid cinema that does not diminish the legacy of Romero’s classic living dead, and... Tom Savini makes a cameo.
I can’t say yet whether it will reach the same cult status as the original, but I can say this: 28 Years Later is the continuation...