web analytics
Home | Dave Gammon (page 7)

Dave Gammon

Film Review: After the Dawn (2012)

Rate This Movie SYNOPSIS: Cassie Becker is a young, restless vagabond in search of hope and civilization. A catastrophic chemical warfare had wiped out the majority of humanity. While roaming through the vast country sides and barren streets Cassie documents her observations, emotions and thoughts in a journal. As she clings onto the feigning thread of reuniting with her husband …

Read More »

Film Review: Sociopathia (2015)

Rate This Movie SYNOPSIS: A special effects and makeup artist for film productions has a deep dark secret that she struggles to conceal. The real work begins after hours when she murders her lovers to preserve each as her own cadaverous playthings. REVIEW: Directed by: Ruby Larocca,Rich Mallery Starring: Tammy Jean, Asta Paredes, Nicola Fiore The lead role of Mara …

Read More »

Film Review: Psycho Therapy (short film) (2016)

SYNOPSIS: Devastated by heartbreak, Tonia goes to see her psychiatrist, Dr. Walsh. Disclosure about her husband’s infidelities takes the session to an all new level. A dose of macabre mayhem is soon prescribed. REVIEW: Directed by: Staci Layne Wilson Starring: Brooke Lewis, Ricky Dean Logan, Emily Sansiri “We’re almost out of time.” After watching Psycho Therapy and Sprinkles in the …

Read More »

Film Review: Killing Season (2013)

SYNOPSIS: Each Benjamin Ford, an American Colonel and Emil Kovac, a Serbian soldier is haunted with memories of the Bosnian war. Several years later an inability to cope with the terror brings the two sworn adversaries together for one epic final showdown. REVIEW: Directed By: Mark Steven Johnson Starring: Robert DeNiro, John Travolta, Milo Ventimiglia I’ll be the first to …

Read More »

Film Review: The Canal (2014)

SYNOPSIS: David Williams wants nothing more than to give his wife Alice the perfect life. Working as a film archivist, the young, pregnant couple finally save enough to buy their first home. Residing on the picturesque, Irish Canal it seems as though their prayers have finally been answered. An eerie coincidence unfolds at David’s office one day to threaten it …

Read More »

Film Review: The Unleashed (2011)

SYNOPSIS: When Madison Kennard (Trisha Echeverria) returns to her home town after an eight year hiatus, a certain sense of harrowing anxiety is in the air. Estranged from her family, her mother’s passing prompts the reluctant visit in order to sell the house and get her affairs in order. Memories of an unsettling upbringing are overwhelming making the appearance a …

Read More »

Film Review: Final Girl (2015)

SYNOPSIS: After young Veronica is left orphaned when her parents pass away in a tragic accident she is recruited by a secret society that trains her to anticipate the unexpected. Investing her entire adolescence into learning survival there comes a day when she is ready. A group of teenaged boys who abduct specifically blonde girls for prey have set their …

Read More »

Film Review: Machete Maidens Unleashed! (2010)

SYNOPSIS: A behind the scenes look at the exploitation movement of cinema in the Philippines throughout the 1970’s and 80’s. REVIEW: Directed By: Mark Hartley Starring: Carmen Argenziano, Allan Arkush, John Ashley, Judith Brown, Steve Carver, Roger Corman, Gerardo De Leon, Eddie Garcia, Pam Grier, Sid Haig Ever secretly wondered about all of those campy, drive inn classics yet were …

Read More »

Book Review: Onslaught: The Zombie War Chronicles, Volume 1 – Author Damon Novak

ONSLAUGHT: ZOMBIE WAR CHRONICLES BOOK ONE By Damon Novak Dolphin Moon Publishing 337 Pages A global outbreak has spawned in the most precarious of forms, in black rain. Those exposed to the elements find their untimely demise only to rise again among the undead. Cole Baxter, never one to sit back and watch it unfold races against time and all …

Read More »

Book Review: Errant Gods (Blood of the Isir #1) – Author Erik Henry Vick

ERRANT GODS BLOOD OF ISIR BOOK ONE BY Erik Henry Vick Ratatoskr Publishing 719 Pages A missing wife and son lead former policeman Hank to pursue two otherworldly serial killers into a strange realm of gods and demons. Errant Gods marks the inaugural reading endeavor I’ve undertaken with author Erik Henry Vick at the helm. While my ordinary flavor of …

Read More »

13 Sprinkles for the Salacious, with a Dash of Distribution is a Recipe for Spellbound

Sprinkles, the short thriller that was been billed as film that refuses to die, has at last secured public distribution. Reaping countless awards on the festival circuit, 25 wins in addition to 15 best actress wins for lead Brooke Lewis, the natural harvest would be to secure a viable outlet for public consumption. 13horror.com proudly unleashes Sprinkles as of January …

Read More »