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Blu-ray Review: Cold Prey Trilogy Limited Edition (Second Sight Films)

Rate This Movie Blu-ray Review: Cold Prey Trilogy Limited Edition (Second Sight Films) by Matt Boiselle There’s something incredibly satisfying about finding a horror franchise that somehow flew under your radar for years. While everyone was talking about the big American slashers of the 2000s, Norway quietly delivered one of the best modern slasher trilogies you’ve probably never seen. Thankfully, Second …

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Movie Review: The Withering

Rate This MovieThe Withering – directed by Daniel J. Pico, written by Will Loper & Daniel J. Pico & starring Amelia Mahrie, Gareth Tidball & Debra J. Onsager  Review by Matt Boiselle There’s certainly no shortage of cursed objects in horror, and The Withering brings its own spin to the familiar formula with an ancient amulet that offers the ultimate temptation: the …

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Movie Review: Laurin

Rate This Movie LAURIN – Visual Vengeance Blu-ray Review by Matt Boiselle Dark secrets, childhood nightmares, and Gothic atmosphere collide in Laurin, writer/director Robert Sigl’s haunting 1990 debut — a beautifully unsettling film that proves horror doesn’t need buckets of blood to get under your skin.

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Movie Review: Tetsuo: The Bullet Man (2010)

Rate This Movie Tetsuo: The Bullet Man (2010) – Blu-ray Review by Matt Boiselle More than two decades after Tetsuo: The Iron Man became one of the most influential cyberpunk body horror films ever made, director Shinya Tsukamoto returned to his twisted metallic universe with Tetsuo: The Bullet Man. While it differs in style from its predecessors, the third installment remains an uncompromising …

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Movie Review: Portraits of the Apocalypse (2026)

Rate This Movie Portraits Of The Apocalypse (2026) – DVD Review by Matt Boiselle Zombie films have become a crowded subgenre over the years, making it increasingly difficult for new entries to stand out. Fortunately, Portraits Of The Apocalypse manages to breathe fresh life into the undead by delivering an intense, character-driven survival story that feels both familiar and refreshingly unique.

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