Tag Archives: Franck Khalfoun

Rate This Movie SYNOPSIS: Fixing mannequins by day and killing women by night, Frank Zito fights his insanity and urge to kill when he meets a young, attractive photographer (Anne) who hires him to provide faceless mannequins for her next exhibit. The closer they become the further into madness Frank slips as he must decide between falling in love with …

SYNOPSIS: After using an App called i-Lived a young man’s miserable life starts to turn around and he gets everything he ever dreamed of as a result. Once he stops using it though, his life gets even worse and he realizes that the good folks behind the App are willing to make things wonderful for him again…for a price.

SYNOPSIS: A single mother moves her three children into the haunted house not knowing of the house’s bloody history. REVIEW: Amityville called. They want their legend back because they are tired of people mucking about with it. Okay, the town didn’t call, but you’d think someone from there would ask filmmakers to find another town to make horror movies about. …

SYNOPSIS: Two college friends, Marie and Alexa, encounter loads of trouble (and blood) while on vacation at Alexa’s parents’ country home when a mysterious killer invades their quiet getaway. REVIEW: As the name implies, High Tension (2003) is certainly not a misnomer. It is a terrifyingly suspenseful film and absolutely one of the best to come out in a long …

Following director Franck Khalfoun to his most recent film, i-Lived, a tale of Faustian proportions. The Grue-crew dive into reviewing the DVD/VOD release (out July 3, 2015) from XLRator exploring the idea of a mobile app that has a dastardly, devilish agenda. Poor Josh (Jeremiah Watkins) has no idea what he is in store for. Dun-Dun-Duuunn!! Dave dishes a new plate …

SYNOPSIS: It’s the night before Christmas, and workaholic Angela Bridges (Rachel Nichols) is late for her family holiday party. She tries to leave the office, but her car won’t start and her cell phone won’t work — and then she meets the too-friendly security guard Thomas (Wes Bentley). After Angela turns down his dinner invitation, the twisted Thomas spends the …