Category: Reviews

Frightfest 2013 Film Review: The Conspiracy

November 29, 2013
2 mins to read

“You’ll be talking about this one long after you’ve seen it!” Yet another found-footage movie, albeit with an original slant. Two filmmakers are shooting a documentary about Terrance G, a renowned conspiracy theorist convinced that most historical events were staged by a secret society for profit. After Terrance mysteriously disappears, it’s up to the documentarians …

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FrightFest 2013 Film Review: Cheap Thrills

November 28, 2013
2 mins to read

“Awesome, funny, and bloody with great performances throughout!” Things couldn’t get much worse for Craig. Facing eviction, newly-fired, a newborn and wife relying on him to turn things around, he does what any man would: finds the nearest bar. While in the bar, however, he runs into an old school friend, Vince, and a wealthy …

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Frightfest 2013 Film Review: Odd Thomas

November 28, 2013
2 mins to read

“This is a wonderful and fun film that deserves a sequel with the same cast!” For fans of the Dean Koontz novels about a short-order cook that can see and assist ghosts in passing over, this adaptation from Stephen Sommers (The Mummy) will please immensely. Anton Yelchin stars as Odd, the resident weirdo of Pico …

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FrightFest 2013 Film Review: Banshee Chapter 3D

November 28, 2013
2 mins to read

“Genuinely creepy; the fact that these experimental drugs exist adds an unsettling air to proceedings!” Based on real documents, Banshee Chapter tells the story of an internet journalist’s investigation into the U.S government’s testing of a mind-altering drug in 1963. Since nobody appears to have the sense to leave these occurrences well alone, we’re invited …