This week, the Grue-Crew review a pair of films where the search for being with supernatural powers becomes a deadly obsession. The first film this week, CAN’T KILL THIS from director Federico Scargiali, follows a pair of inquisitive hippies searching for a dear old friend who may be…immortal. The second film, TRANSFERENCE from director Matthew […]
This week, the Grue-Crew review a pair of films where three friends battle aliens while another three (or four) must solve a puzzle…or die. The first film this week, INTO THE DARK: CRAWLERS from director Brandon Zuck, celebrates St. Patrick’s Day with a gory, bonkers alien invasion monster fest. The second film, THE DARE from […]
This week, the Grue-Crew review a pair of films where the past catches up with the leads to terrify and haunt them. The first film this week, DISAPPEARANCE AT CLIFTON HILL from director Albert Shin, follows a young woman returning home only to discover “the truth can be deceiving.” The second film, GIRL ON THE […]
This week, the Grue-Crew review a pair of films where getting everything you want may be far more dangerous than expected. The first film this week, GREENLIGHT from directors Graham Denman, follows a young director who finally scores his first feature only to discover his “producer” has something more devilish in mind. The second film, […]
This week, the Grue-Crew review a pair of films where a hole in the front door plays into key visuals throughout the movie. Woot! The first film this week, AFTER MIDNIGHT from directors Jeremy Gardner and Christian Stella, follows Hank as he loses touch with reality after his longtime girlfriend disappears one night. Is he […]
This week, the Grue-Crew dive into a pair of streaming recommendations from HULU and SHUDDER. The first film this week, INTO THE DARK: MY VALENTINE from director Jane Doe, follows a musician who is confronted by her ex-lover/ex-manager and his new doppelganger protege. The second film, 3 FROM HELL from director Rob Zombie, follows the […]
This week, the Grue-Crew celebrate Women in Horror with a pair of gory female drive horror films. The first film this week, RABID from directors Jen and Sylvia Soska, follows Laura Vandervoort in a remake of the 1970s David Cronenburg Classic. The second film, BLISS from director Joe Begos, follows Dora Madison in a cautionary […]
This week, the Grue-Crew celebrate their 100th episode with two very trippy, psychedelic genre-blended horror films. The first film this week, THE WAVE from director Gille Klabin, follows insurance lawyer Justin Long as a poor decision with hallucinogenics turns horrifyingly surreal. The second film, COLOR OUT OF SPACE from director Richard Stanley, follows Nicolas Cage […]
This week, the Grue-Crew head back to Transylvania to revisit Vlad, the Impaler as he leaves his homeland for England and the new world. The three-part mini-series, DRACULA from show creators Mark Gatiss and Steven Moffat, is currently playing on Netflix and both celebrates the traditional Hammer-Film-Heavily-Influenced roots and pushes the boundaries for a bold, […]
This week, the Grue-Crew looks a two feature shot in first-person or inspired by a first-person narrative. The first film this week, DOOM: ANNIHILATION from director Tony Giglio, revising the game franchise in a new and potentially refreshing way. The second film, THE LOST FOOTAGE OF LEAH SULLIVAN from director Burt Grinstead, is the latest […]
This week, the Grue-Crew takes an unintentional last look at two Blumhouse offerings for 2019. The first film this week, INTO THE DARK: MIDNIGHT KISS from director Carter Smith, examines the modern slasher film set against the celebration of New Year’s Eve. The second film, SWEETHEART from director J.D. Dillard, provides a fresh look at […]
This week, the Grue-Crew queue up a pair of special treats with a loving look at a living legend and a preview of an upcoming film to be released in 2020. The first film this week, GET GONE from director Michael Thomas Daniel, features Lin Shaye taking “squatter’s rights” to a horrific end. The second […]
This week, the Grue-Crew explores the final five episodes of CASTLE ROCK season 2 available now on HULU. Straight out of the gate, Lizzy Caplan kills it as a young 30-something version of Annie (Misery) Wilkes as she and her daughter Joy (Elsie Fisher) end up in Castle Rock, Maine, as well as nearby Jerusalem’s […]
This week, the Grue-Crew delves into the twisted minds of each film’s protagonist, each unsettling in their own way. The first film this week, DANIEL ISN’T REAL from director Adam Egypt Mortimer, follows a troubled you man who has to deal with an even more troubling imaginary friend. The second film, I SEE YOU from […]
This week, the Grue-Crew champion the little man working hard to climb the ladder of life, each finding the grass is far more crimson on the other side. The first film this week, NEKROTRONIC from director Kiah Roache-Turner, follows a young sewage worker who discovers he has always been destined for greatness – with a […]