Reviewed by Shannon Hilson You’d have to be living under a rock not to have experienced the ubiquitous hype surrounding the recent Valentine’s Day release of Fifty Shades of Grey, the film adaptation of E.L. James’s erotic novel of the same name. Maybe you’re of the camp that sees Christian Grey as a brooding, romantic figure to fantasize about. Maybe you see Fifty Shades as disgusting, misogynistic trash that glorifies troublesome (but all too relevant) horrors like domestic abuse, stalking, and brainwashing. Whichever camp you hail from, it’s more than a little likely that you have strong opinions about the film, the characters, and the way the storyline addresses certain themes. That’s exactly why I was intrigued when I …

Reviewed by Kevin Scott MoreHorror.com Pernicious (2015) Written by: James Cullen Bressack, Taryn Hillin Directed by: James Cullen Bressack Cast: Ciara Hanna (Alex), Emily O’Brien (Julia), Jackie Moore (Rachel), Russell Geoffrey Banks (Colin), Byron Gibson (Byron), Jack Prinya (Male Nurse), Sohanne Bengana (Vlad), Jared Cohn (Shane), Sara Malakul Lane (Samorn) *Possible Spoilers Below* I’m always running a formula in my mind when I watch any movie or a horror movie in particular. Well, I’ve got some attractive ladies in a foreign land, this has got to be a kidnapping or a sex trafficking film. My sensibilities are …

Reviewed by Kevin Scott MoreHorror.com Wolves (2014) Written by: David Hayter Directed by: David Hayter Cast: Lucas Till (Cayden Richards), Stephen McHattie (John Tollerman), John Pyper-Ferguson (Wild Joe), Merritt Patterson (Angelina Timmins), Jason Momoa (Conner), Janet Laine-Green (Clara Tollerman), Melanie Scrofano (Gail Timmins), Adam Butcher (Deke), Philip Maurice Hayes (Kino) I saw a random preview of this film at the theatre before the feature film that I was …

by MoreHorror.com The distribution company Midnight Releasing will be releasing writer/director Michael Matteo Rossi’s new psychological thriller Misogynist on March 3, 2015. Rossi’s story revolves around a slick misogynist named Trevor along with his new protégé. Trevor’s goal is to teach men around him his ideologies and techniques about how to handle the opposite sex. However, it soon becomes apparent that Trevor has other, more sinister plans for that of his best student, …

By Jonathan Weichsel MoreHorror.com I recently got to ask a few question to actress Mindy Robinson about her career and craft. Robinson currently has a ton of movies available to rent, including Chicks Dig Gay Guys, The Coed and the Zombie Stoner, Alpha House, Club Lingerie, After School Massacre and Abstraction. Also keep an eye out for The Green Fairy coming soon. For a complete list of credits and appearances visit Robinson’s official IMDB: Mindy Robinson. Read the entire interview …

by Seth Metoyer MoreHorror.com What frightens you? The darkness? Ghosts in the closet, demons in the hallway? How about masks? This new clip from the upcoming film Fear Clinic starring Robert England (and introducing Corey Taylor of Slipknot in his acting debut) poses that very question. Check out the clip below the official details and be sure to face your fears when the film releases on Blu-ray and DVD February 10th. From the Press Release: After terrifying audiences from coast to coast – Closing Night Event at ScreamFest 2014 Los Angeles and Opening Night Screening at 2014 New York City Horror Film Festival – Fear Clinic, the latest excursion into unrelenting terror will be released on Blu-ray™ and DVD on February 10, 2015 by Anchor Bay Entertainment…

Reviewed by Kevin Scott MoreHorror.com Mercy (2014) Written by: Matt Greenberg, Stephen King (Short Story) Directed by: Peter Cornwell Cast: Chandler Riggs (George), Dylan McDermott (Jim Swann), Mark Duplass (Uncle Lanning), Francess O’Connor (Rebecca), Joel Courtney (Buddy), Hana Hayes (Girl Next Door), Amanda Walsh (Charlotte), Chris Browning (Frank), Shirley Knight (Mercy) If you notice from the credits, “Mercy” …

Reviewed by Robert J. Thompson II I wasn’t sure what to expect, putting this film in. Seth, the gent who runs MoreHorror, simply asked, “would you like to review Starry Eyes?” – what he really asked was, “would you like a free movie?” – of course, I’m going to say “yes”. So, today there’s a knock at the door, and an envelope sitting on my deck, and this evening, I pop it in. And this is just terrible. Terrible, I tell you. Terrible that …

Reviewed by Kevin Scott MoreHorror.com God Told Me Too (1976) Written by: Larry Cohen Directed by: Larry Cohen Cast: Tony Lo Bianco (Peter J. Nicholas), Deborah Raffin (Casey Forster), Sandy Dennis (Martha Nicholas), Sylvia Sydney (Elizabeth Mullin), Richard Lynch (Bernard Phillips), Andy Kaufman (Police Officer). This film is unquestionably …

By Robert J. Thompson II MoreHorror.com Let me start by saying that when TUSK first came out, there wasn’t a theater within an hour, and forty-five minutes, from me, showing it. As a huge Kevin Smith fan, this was disheartening. Every time I planned to drive, to see it, something came up. I was afraid I wasn’t going to be able to catch it until it came out on DVD/VOD. Then a stroke of luck, and our little local indie theater, Cinema Center, got…

Reviewed by Kevin Scott, MoreHorror.com Oculus (2013) Written by: Mike Flanagan, Jeff Howard, Jeff Seidman Directed by: Mike Flanagan Cast: Karen Gillan (Kaylie Russell), Brenton Thwaites (Tim Russell), Katee Sackhoff (Marie Russell), Rory Cochrane (Alan Russell), Annalise Basso (Young Kaylie), Garrett Ryan (Young Tim), James Lafferty (Michael Dumont) Mirrors have always given me the creeps. Your refection showing the toll of time and aging, those tried and true horror tropes of your reflection not being tethered to what you do on the other side …

Guy Ritchie’s Camelot saga Knights Of The Roundtable looks set to add another big name to its growing ensemble, with Jude Law in negotiations to join the production. According to Variety, Law is circling the role of the new film’s chief villain, although the identity of said bad guy has yet to be disclosed… Warner has big plans for the film, which is expected to be the first in a potential six-film franchise. At this stage it is unclear whether Law’s role will be restricted to the first film, or whether he will recur throughout the…