The Science Fiction Horror and Fantasy Film Review
Horror comedy told from the perspective of four friends who are unaware they have been transformed into zombies. The contrast of their reactions with everybody else as they flee in terror is mildly amusing for awhile but this is essentially a one-gag film
Earnestly made family film from Walden Media in which a young boy finds an egg that grows into the Loch Ness Monster
New Zealand-made horror film about two nurses being stalked at a remote hopsital
A sSequel in name only to White Noise, this is a very silly film with Nathan Fillion returning from a near-death experience able to see the auras of those about to die
The novelty of a ghost story that all takes place within the confines of a car stalled on the roadside – all with modestly effective results
Low budget vampire action about a vampire woman who is recruited into a secret government organisation
A remake of the cult Herschell Gordon Lewis splatter film about a stage magician who creates illusions of eviscerating people on stage
B-budget Syfy Channel outing that attempts to answer the true-life Unsolved Mystery of the lost colony at Roanoke. Unfortunately, the film’s answers are no more interesting than a bunch of Viking spirits, while the film generates little atmosphere or anything beyond rudimentary historical conviction
A sequel that has been arranged for the sole purpose of serving up a series of gory dispatch set-pieces every few minutes
Francis Ford Coppola film that came out the same time as The Case of Benjamin Button where Tim Roth regains his youth after being hit by a lightning bolt
David Fincher’s gripping investigation into the unsolved true-life Zodiac Killer case. Fincher’s stagings are exacting and the mystery he builds intensely absorbing