Reviews

A young girl is sent to all-girls school for troubled teen, where she signs a deep dark secret. A very artic modern horror but also very boring and uniteresting. The best thing about this film, is Uma Thurman. She's great here.

A group of people including a biologist goes into a mystery zone to do research. A very boring and sometimes very un- interesting horror here. Very good acting though, but the script is just bad.

After a school only for girls, invides boys, strange things starts to occur. A very typical formula, here that have been used many times both in the us market aswell in the US, it's not a bad horror here, just something we've seen so many times.

Bodies of murdering people starts to turn up and the police is very puzzle about it. Jigsaw doesn't really give us anything we haven't seen before, it's just really the same over and over again.

A young couple relationship is certainly tested when a group of people, somehow connected to her husband begins to visit them. Mother! is a very unique horror-movie, it's a little bit of experience of human nature of inside the religious cults. Mr. Aronofsky does a very intersting insight how organized religion can brainwashed you in very bizarre and dangerous way.

Three young people renovatin a old get involed into a old mystery, at the same time a man who recently lost his wife, gets into the dilemma of the case. Ég man þig, is a great horror-mystery, great script, with descent direction.

Based on a bestselling of Yrsa Sigurdardottir.

Three young kids, starts to having nightmares and connect it with a monster in they're dream. Lost Creek might not be everybody cup of tea, but it's very well made, and the young actors do very well, in this beginning of they're acting.

A drifter looking for his lost sister, comes around a dangerously religious cult, that seems to be connected to his sister. Apostle is some kind of a mess, is half a western, and half-horror. The director seems to be kind of a confused. Doesn't work out.

A group of friends goes to a horror-fan fest, but soon is obvious it's for a much more sinister reason. Blood Fest is a poorly made horror film, made for certain fangroup that will like this, the rest, not so much.

After a young girl survives a massacre, leaving herself a sole surviver, she starts to question her own sanity. A very b-independent horror film which is so rediculous nearly all of time, it's just bloody boring.

A young lawyer to be is called home by his mother after his father dies. The Final Wish is kinda like many modern horror film, starts good but fall aparts later on. Very predictable moments, and sometimes very boring.

After a three unrelated suicides occurs in Japan, a middle-aged detective along with young psychiatrist starts to puzzle the case. A very 90's Japanese horror film which go into many direction, but it's ok.

A doctor's family starts to die one by one, after a young woman enters his life. A very clever Japanese horror which happens both in modern times and the past.

A former soldier and his brother, along with his step- daughter, are called into action when a monster threating civilization starts to attack people. Very well made monster flick, with great acting and good script.

A young man and his girlfriend, walking in the park are attacked by a group of vampires, and have to find a way to escape. A very amateury horror film. Bad acting, awful script.

Nothing really special about this one, it is a b-horror sure, but it's just a bunch of amateur actors talking around. Just bad.

After a young man's fiance dies, he starts to research life after death. Along with his long-gone brother, and his paranormal friends he comes across a house with dark history.

GH5 is a descent b-horror film, there a many way worse than this little horror film out there...

A man hide in the woods, for whatever reason, at the same time kind of monster is murdering young girls. Very b or c kind of filmmaking, very boring and useless.

After a young girl start to behave strangely, her mother gets help from the church to save her. The Exorcist with all it's super-cast is a classic, no doubt. Linda Blair steal the show and director William Friedkin was a great choice in directing his own novel.

A scientist researching the paranormal at an old mansion, along with two other women, get involed in a old mystery around the mansion, especially the other lady. The Haunting was a stepping stone in many ways for haunted houses-movies. Julie Christie is outstanding here.

Fifteen years after a young boy kills his older sister, he escape from institution and hunts for his younger sister. Halloween created a very thrilled formula of horror, that would last for a very long time, and inspired many others to come, it's also made a lot of rip-offs later on.

After the events in The Amytiville house, Lorraine Warren wonder if she should retire after a frightening experience. At the same time a young family in England is expering they're own nightmare. After the very successful The Conjuring, James Was, do the unthinkable, and makes even better film.

A young jazz musician staying in Italy, along with a journalist, get into a web of murders which starts when a psychic is murdererd. Without a doubt, on of Argento greatest work. His vision of horror and storytelling, is fascinated.

A young woman inherits an old hotel in Louisiana where some very disturbing things happend in the past. The Beyond is the unique bloody disgusting horror film, with Fulci unique horror storyline, and the great cast. The Beyond, is a true horror masterpiece.

An American writer staying in Italy, starts to get threatening phone calls, at the same time, women starts to get murdererd, and the murders are all tied to him. Especially since all the murders are exactly same as in his recent book. Tenebre, like Mr. Argento early film Profondo Rosso, he uses very unique horror tactic, which many people didn't see back then.