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Daniel K

Since his early days Daniel has been a great lover of horror, the sick and the twisted. Daniel has been involved in front of the camera and has majored in film studies at university with a keen focus on the horror genre.

Film Review: Drone (2017)

SYNOPSIS: Ideologies collide with fatal results when a military drone contractor meets an enigmatic Pakistani businessman. REVIEW: Have you ever wondered how to make a thriller with not a single fleck of suspense? Have you ever wondered what Sean Bean has been up to since Game of Thrones? Drone answers these questions. Drone is an interesting film (in theory) as …

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Film Review: Realm of Souls (2013)

SYNOPSIS: Last year, a group of filmmakers set out to investigate 13 of the most haunted locations in Georgia in order to gather footage of the supernatural for use in their next horror film. They would never return… REVIEW: I literally don’t know where to start with this film. I really don’t. I’m so frustrated and confused after watching Realm …

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Film Review: Disaster L.A. (2014)

SYNOPSIS: After a meteor shower strikes Los Angeles, toxic smoke is released across the city causing people to physically change and become violent. A small group of survivors plans to vacate the city by heading to the coast. REVIEW: I think most horror fans can agree that there is nothing worse than watching a boring horror film. Watching a ‘trashy, …

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Film Review: Gnome Alone (2015)

SYNOPSIS: When Zoe inherits the magical protection of a bewitched Gnome, she quickly realizes that he isn’t your garden variety gnome, when he begins eliminating her enemies in extravagant displays of revenge. REVIEW: What a wasted opportunity. You would expect a film about a killer gnome going out exacting revenge for his unsuspecting master to be a grand campy time. …

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Film Review: Starry Eyes (2013)

SYNOPSIS: Starry Eyes utilizes the same approach genre films from the 1970’s used, where the horror stems from the character and what they are going through and where the horror represents the internal working of a character REVIEW: What would you do to be a star? We live in a time where fame seems to be the number one currency. …

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Film Review: Optica (2013)

SYNOPSIS: In the southern tier region of Western New York there is a dense wooded area known as “The Hollows”. Regarded as cursed by the Senecas, the region has been the site of strange lights, inexplicable sounds, countless disappearances, and brutal murders. This documentary includes footage found in “The Hollows” at an abandoned camp site. The individual who filmed these …

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Film Review: Devil Fish (1984)

SYNOPSIS: A marine biologist, a dolphin trainer, a research scientist, and a local sheriff try to hunt down a large sea monster, a shark/octopus hybrid, that is devouring swimmers and fishermen off a south Florida coast. REVIEW: Over the past year or two I have enjoyed more and more films of the monster mash up variety. Piranha 3D (2010), Sharknado (2013) …

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Film Review: Mercy (2014)

SYNOPSIS: The story follows two young boys who go with their single mother (O’Connor) to take care of their elderly, senile grandmother named Mercy, only to discover that she’s a witch who made a pact with a dark force many years before. REVIEW: There seems to be a never ending supply of Stephen King adaptations in the horror genre. Carrie (1976) …

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Film Review: The Den (2013)

SYNOPSIS: A young woman studying the habits of webcam chat users from the apparent safety of her apartment witnesses a murder. REVIEW: You know what! I love being surprised by a good horror film. A lot of the time you usually hear buzz about a horror, check it out and either be blown away or disappointed. Coming to The Den …

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