April Fools Day (1986) is not what you would expect from an â80s âslasherâ flick. With names like Frank Mancuso, Jr (producer of the Friday the 13th sequels) attached, one would expect April Fools Day to be average, run-of-the-mill horror...
1980âs New Yearâs Evil is without a doubt the most bizarre holiday-themed slasher flick I have seen yet. Itâs a grimy little piece of âpunksploitationâ that is clearly from an era before filmmakers cracked...
Just as Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer pierced through a veil of fog to help Santa Claus deliver joy to children, 1987âs Silent Night, Deadly Night Part 2 slashed its way through countless uninspired holiday-themed slasher flicks...
Letâs talk about bad movies. Generally speaking, I love âem, but it takes a lot more than simply being âbadâ for me to enjoy poor filmmaking. Thatâs where things get complicated. Occasionally, a film...
Our annual Beers n Fears comes to a close, not with a bang but with a whimper. Due to having to put this together at the last moment, our movie selections wasn’t a top...
Isnât it just the worst when a movie franchise known for its longevity and creativity ends with an absolute clunker? A Good Day to Die Hard and Rocky V are good examples of terrible sequels...
It was a long time coming. Ten years after being hinted at in the final scene of 1993âs Jason Goes to Hell, two of cinemaâs most popular horror icons would finally share the big screen...
The manly men responsible for Man Crates (crates filled with âbragworthy gifts for guysâ that ship alongside a crowbar that you actually use to open the crate!) recently reached out to NotR requesting ideas...
Despite New Line Cinemaâs insistence that the Nightmare on Elm Street series was permanently laid to rest (did they remember the holy water?) after the release of the abysmal Freddyâs Dead, it would find...
How did it all go so very wrong? After the critical and commercial failure of The Dream Child, New Line Cinema decided to make the sixth Nightmare on Elm Street the last, but the resulting film is...
