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13 Sins
I hadn’t intended a marathon of director Daniel Stamm‘s filmography when I decided to watch The Last Exorcism and 13 Sins back-to-back.…
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A Nightmare on Elm Street
“I don’t know who he is, but he’s burned and he wears a weird hat and a red…
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A Nightmare on Elm Street (2010)
What is the difference between a remake and a reboot? A reboot is when a franchise erases some…
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A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy’s Revenge
It was inevitable that, following the success of “A Nightmare on Elm Street“, a sequel would follow and…
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A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors
The Elm Street sequel train keeps rolling with this 1987 entry in the franchise. Considered by many (yours…
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A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master
In 1988, the fourth instalment in the Elm Street series hit screens around the world and became the…
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A Nightmare on Elm Street 5: The Dream Child
Before I continue my journey through the Elm Street movies, I was reminded of a very salient point…
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A Nightmare on Elm Street IV: The Dream Master
With his 1987’s film Prison behind him, Renny Harlin’s directorial career advances forward with the 1988 film A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master, released…
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A Quiet Place
I didn’t have what I would call strong expectations heading into this film. Although it feels like we…
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A Quiet Place: Day One
I was excited to see A Quiet Place: Day One in theaters. A part of that is simply…
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Abigail
Abigail is the most recent film from Radio Silence, an aspiring film duo that has already made their…
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All Hallow’s Eve 2
When I watched All Hallows’ Eve, the film brought a disturbed, little anthology that left me wanting more from Damien Leone and Art the…
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All Hallows’ Eve
All Hallows’ Eve is a 2013 anthology horror film directed and written by Damien Leone in his feature-film debut. The director…
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All I Need
All I Need is absolutely an ideal candidate for a review on Readers Digested, a low-budget horror film…
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An American Werewolf in London
One of the first retrospectives I did for Readers Digested was The Howling, a contender for one of my…
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Assimilate
I went into Assimilate with little to no expectation and no insight ahead of the fact. I wasn’t even…
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Benny’s Video
Readers Digested was started with a certain outlook, … a mission statement of sorts, and that was to provide…
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Black Phone 2
When The Black Phone arrived, it told a complete story. Does Black Phone 2 earn its keep, or…
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Bloodrayne
Books have been adapted into some of the finest films we’ve ever seen, and so, why is…
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Candyman
In 1987, writer Clive Barker directed Hellraiser. This wasn’t the first film he’d written but it was the first he directed. His…
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Charlie Says
Although it might be a contender for understatement of the year, Charles Manson is a controversial man and a…
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Chopping Mall
Recently, I did a review ofTom & Jerry on Readers Digested. If you didn’t notice it, I am not surprised. Our website’s…
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Christmas Evil
I watched a horror movie called Christmas Evil. It has a erie grimy atmosphere that I really liked.…
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Come Play
As I certainly don’t need to tell any of you, the entertainment industry has fallen under hard…
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Corona Zombies
Whether you like them or not, there is a lot to be said for Full Moon Features’ turnaround time when…
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Dawn of the Dead
Zombies are everywhere!! Thankfully that’s not an actual proclamation but, over the last ten years or so, it…
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Deep Blue Sea
Before talking about our next film, let’s reflect a little bit on Renny Harlin’s directorial career thus far…
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Die’ced
Die’ced is a film I don’t think I would normally write about on Nickelbib.com. First and foremost, it was…
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Donnie Darko
Donnie Darko is a 2001 American fantasy drama film written and directed by Richard Kelly. (Other-wise known for his…
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Fantastic Planet
Fantastic Planet (French: La Planète sauvage, lit. The Wild Planet) is a 1973 cutout stop-motion science-fiction film directed by…
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Five Nights at Freddy’s
Blumhouse tries their hand at bringing FNAF fans a new film. Does it succeed? It's complicated, but my…
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Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 (Movie Review)
I’ll be honest, the Five Nights at Freddy’s film left a bad taste in my mouth, but my…
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Freaky
Christopher Landon and Blumhouse collaborated in 2017 and created a comedy slasher film called Happy Death Day, a small, but enthusiastic film that took the…
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Freddy vs. Jason
I should note early on that is part of my Elm Street Retrospective series so will lean slightly…
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Freddy’s Dead: The Final Nightmare
Despite featuring in three more movies after this, Freddy’s Dead: The Final Nightmare really does represent the last solo appearance…
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Freddy’s Dead: The Final Nightmare
All of the Elm Street movies have their quirks, but Freddy's Dead is perhaps the most sentimental of…
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Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives
Here we are with Friday the 13th: Jason Lives, the sixth installment in the Friday the 13th franchise (as of…
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From Beyond
I have talked about Full Moon Features at length over the years. I haven’t always met their filmography with…
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Gingerdead Man 2: Passion of the Crust
Gingerdead Man 2: Passion of the Crust is a far more interesting film than its predecessor. This isn’t meant,…
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Godzilla: King of the Monsters
The first Godzilla (that is, of Warner Bros.’ new Monster-Verse) was either a failure or success dependent on who you ask…
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Halloween (2018)
As a devout fan of the slasher genre, I was looking forward to the eleventh installment in the…
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Hard Ride to Hell
It isn't the best of the bunch, but it's an interesting curiosity.
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Hatchet
Although I was born in 90s, a lot of the films I was exposed to in my childhood either…
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Hellbound: Hellraiser II
Writing about movies has been a hobby of mine for a very long time now. I have…
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Hellboy
I have never been very invested in the Hellboy despite my best efforts to approach Mike Mignola‘s…
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Hellraiser: Inferno
Hellraiser: Inferno is the fifth installment in the Hellraiser film series, and is notable for two major reasons. It…
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Horns
Daniel Radcliffe has taken an interesting turn with his acting career since starring as the broom-riding wizard in the…
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Iron Lung
YouTube sensation Markiplier tries his hand at cosmic horror.
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It Chapter Two
It: Chapter One set the horror scene ablaze when it first arrived in September 2017, receiving a warm reception…
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It’s a Wonderful Knife (Movie Review)
Merry Christmas or Happy Holidays (depending on what you may celebrate) from ReadersDigested.com. I hope you receive whatever gift you were…
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Jacob’s Ladder is Solid 90s Psychological Thriller
I was curious of how I'd feel about the film that heavily inspired Silent Hill.
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Killer Klowns from Outer Space
It is crazy I haven’t ever talked about Killer Klowns from Outer Space on The Bib. On paper, Killer Klowns is…
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Killers
I like to delve into foreign films whenever I can. As a committed genre film devotee, I often opt for South…
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Killjoy Goes to Hell
Although I may sometimes seem cynical when I talk about the more modern movies from Full Moon Features, and,…
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Killjoy’s Psycho Circus
It isn’t everyday I am able to direct a horror trilogy from a single director. I reviewed…
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Kong: Skull Island
I’ll be honest – I can’t say I’ve ever been a fan of giant monster movies and it’s a…
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Lights Out
Sometimes I think it can be difficult to be optimistic or enthusiastic about anything you have watched…
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Love Lies Bleeding
Kristen Stewart is an actor who can sometimes sway me on a film if I know she is in…
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Megan is Missing
Megan is Missing is a film I can’t say I think a lot about. If I were…
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Mindhunters
Our fourth and final film for this edition of the series is the 2004 film Mindhunters. This is not the Hannibal Lecter film Manhunter nor is this the fantastic crime series from director David…
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“3 from Hell”
In a previous review on Nickelbib, I went back and reviewed Rob Zombie’s debut film House of 1,000 Corpses. Although the…
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“31”
Rob Zombie is about as polarizing of a figure as they come in the horror genre. Some people…
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“A Quiet Place Part II”
When A Quiet Place burst on the scene in 2018, it felt like a breath of fresh air, in my opinion.…
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“A Serbian Film”
I remember watching the Magic School Bus in my youth and all their shenanigans and adventures. Whether it be…
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“Alien”
I have always held a certain fondness toward the Alien franchise. I can’t necessarily say why. Until…
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“Allegoria”
Released on August 1st, 2022, I had no prior information or expectation of Allegoria. In the spirit of dumpster diving, I…
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“Among the Living”
I have not reviewed many French horror films on Nickelbib. Actually, on second thought, this is actually a first, believe it…
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“Antichrist”
Lars von Trier has developed a little bit of a niche for himself in creating richly bizarre material and…
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“Audition”
As another year comes and goes, I look back at 2023 with a mixed-bag of emotions, the same I…
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“Barbarian”
Barbarian is a film I was excited for, in spite of not knowing anything about it. The film was…
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“Bastard”
Bastard is a horror comedy film directed by Powell Robinson and Patrick Robert Young in both their feature-film directorial debuts, and it’s the first film from…
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“Batman: The Long Halloween”
Many of you may’ve noticed I don’t write a lot about superhero films on the Nickelbib. This isn’t…
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“Beyond the Resonator”
Although Full Moon Features is, to be frank, not what it once was – I find myself coming back to…
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“Black Xmas”
I have thought about writing a review of Black Christmas for years now. The film was released in 2006 and it left…
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“Blade: The Iron Cross”
Lately, I have been conflicted when writing about Charles Band or Full Moon Features’ brand. Whether it be “retweeting” homophobic slurs…
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“Blood Widow”
Blood Widow is a 2014 horror-movie directed by Jeremiah Buckhalt. I believe that this is Jeremiah’s directing debut, as…
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“Bloodstone: Subspecies II”
By the end of the first Subspecies film, I summarized by saying that although I appreciated the first film, I…
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“Bloody Murder”
Bloody Murder is a 2000 drama horror film directed by Ralph Portillo (Last released a family-oriented film called Salvation Street…
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“Candyman”
Candyman is an interesting film. Like Hellraiser before it, this Clive Barker flavored horror stands on the outside looking in as far as mainstream horror…
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“Cannibal Holocaust”
Cannibal Holocaust is a film I hadn’t had on the docket for Nightmare Shift. As you might have seen with…
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“Cape Fear”
Cape Fear is a 1991 American psychological thriller film directed by Martin Scorsese and is a remake…
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“Cargo”
Cargo was a film I didn’t have on my radar. I didn’t know anything about it. I hadn’t seen…
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“Castle Freak”
For those of you who the information has not already been relayed to in some way or…
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“Censor”
I hadn’t heard of this film. For that reason and others, I think Censor is exactly the type of…
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“Child’s Play”
As I have hit on prior, in spite having written as many reviews as I have,…
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“Class of Nuke ‘Em High”
Troma Entertainment and Lloyd Kaufman have been on my radar for many years, but I have always been apprehensive about exploring…
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“Confession of Murder”
The Statute of Limitations in South Korea is something often criticized in their films, it’s an outdated…
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“Crimson Peak”
Guillermo Del Toro is a fun director. Films like Pan’s Labyrinth, the Hellboy series, Blade 2, and almost the Silent Hills video-game, Toro is capable…
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“Cult of Chucky”
Even if the last couple of films in the series might not have entertained me as much…
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“Curse of Chucky”
view I can still clearly remember the day Curse of Chucky was first announced to the public. I can remember…
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“Deadly Blessing”
Four years after The Hills Have Eyes, Wes Craven continued his directing career with a film I had never heard of or…
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“Deliver Us From Evil”
Once upon a time, possession films used to be a daily part of the movie industry’s balanced…
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“Don’t Breath 2”
In 2016, Don’t Breathe felt like a breath of fresh air, which is ironic, given the title. Fede Alvarez has impressed prior with…
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“Don’t Torture a Duckling”
Italian for yellow, ‘giallo’ is a genre of Italian filmmaking that blends elements of a murder mystery or…
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“Dracula Untold”
The Marvel Cinematic Universe has set an unprecedented standard in the movie industry over the last seven or so…
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“Edge of the Knife”
Recently added to the Shudder streaming service, Edge of the Knife is a film I went into without knowing anything about…
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“El Muerto”
El Muerto is a superhero film directed by Brian Cox. The film is an adaptation of the…
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“Enemy”
Enemy is a 2013 Canadian psychological thriller film directed by Denis Villeneuve. If you need a refresher on…
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“Evil Bong 420”
It’s difficult to be a smaller-tier independent company. That’s a notion I think many can appreciate…
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“Fear Street Part One: 1994”
The concept of the Fear Street series is one of the coolest I have seen in awhile. I remember back when Halloween Kills and Halloween…
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“Fear Street Part Two: 1978”
Carrying on the events of Fear Street Part One: 1994, the sequel, aptly named Fear Street Part Two: 1978 continues the Netflix series’…
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“Final Destination 3”
In some ways, the Final Destination series can feel like a little bit of a fever dream. It almost doesn’t…
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“Friday the 13th: A New Beginning”
After Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter, it was envisioned that Jason Voorhees and the fables of Camp Crystal Lake would finally…
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“Friday the 13th: Part II”
As I prefaced with my earlier review of the original Friday the 13th film, in spite of my mad…
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“Friday the 13th: Part III”
Released in 1982, continuing the annual tradition started in 1980 with the original, Friday the 13th Part III is a slasher film directed…
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“Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter”
It is Friday the 13th today, which is already enough for at least some level of celebration for all…
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“Friday the 13th”
The slasher genre has to be, at least in some ways, stitched into the very fabrics of who I…
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“Gerald’s Game”
Stephen King is a writer I have a lot of admiration for. As a devout horror fan and horror-writer…
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“Get Gone”
Get Gone is a film I don’t think was on many people’s radar when it was released across on-demand and home video platforms…
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“Glorious”
In 2014, I often frequented a video rental store called Family Video. A lot of you may not have heard…
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“Godzilla vs. Kong”
I can still remember when Godzilla first arrived in 2014, ushering in a new era for the gargantuan lizard and paving…
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“Godzilla”
Godzilla is an American 2014 science fiction monster film, and acts as a reboot for the franchise…
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“Gonjiam: Haunted Asylum”
In my desire to offer diversity of flavor on Nickelbib, something I knew I had to do was…
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“Goosebumps: Haunted Halloween”
Nostalgia is very powerful in the entertainment-industry, as film companies try to appeal to the youth, they simultaneously…
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“Goosebumps”
R. L. Stine has been dubbed as the Stephen King of the children’s horror genre, which sounds like a fair assessment.…
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“Grimcutty”
It is October 10th and, this year, horror fans find themselves treated to one of the best holiday seasons we’ve ever…
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“Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers”
I was looking forward to writing my thoughts about Halloween 4 on the Nightmare Shift. I have talked about some of the Halloween…
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“Halloween Ends”
The Halloween franchise comes to an end – at least until an inevitable remake, that is. However, for all intents…
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“Halloween Kills”
Whether you liked the 2018 reboot of Halloween, any slasher fan oughta be grateful for it. It had been more than…
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“Halloween” (remake)
Every time I watch Halloween, not that Halloween, not that Halloween either, but, in fact, Rob Zombie’s Halloween,…
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“Hatchet II”
Adam Green may not have reinvented the wheel with the 2006 film Hatchet, but the film amounted to a fun, throwback to…
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“Head of the Family”
Nickelbib is direct with its intentions – I want to find my favorite films (and video-game, television…
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“Headless”
Headless is something I had a lot of excitement for, albeit not for the film itself or anything that…
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“Hellbound: Hellraiser II” (Old Review)
Note: I wrote this review April 14, 2013. I intend to eventually re-review this film and the rest of…
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“Hereditary”
Hereditary was a film I was reluctant to watch. I had seen the positive critical reception and, as a genre fan…
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“Hollow Man 2”
When Hollow Man was released in 2000, the reception was negative to say the least. However, there…
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“Hollow Man”
Hollow Man is a 2000 American science-fiction horror film directed by Paul Verhoeven, known for his work in…
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“Hostel”
Hostel is a film I don’t think many casual moviegoers have thought about in years. After all, the film…
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“Hours”
Hours is a 2013 American thriller film marking Eric Heisserer’s directing debut. He also wrote the story for…
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“House of 1,000 Corpses”
Although I’ve written a lot of reviews over the span of the last five years, many films fall beneath…
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“House of Wax”
I can vaguely remember when the 2005 slasher film House of Wax arrived on home-video (I was only about nine years old…
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“I Am Not a Serial Killer”
I Am Not a Serial Killer is a film I have had in my queue for a while, with…
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“I Saw the Devil”
Directed by Kim Jee-woon and written by Park Hoon-jung, I was looking forward to my chance to revisit and write about I Saw the Devil again.…
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“I See You”
I See You is a horror film directed by Adam Randall and written by Devon Graye. Adam is otherwise known for his directorial debut iBoy (that…
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“Ichi the Killer”
Ichi the Killer is a film I’ve known about and have had on my radar for a while.…
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“Influencer”
On the outside looking in, I felt confident that I knew what to expect from Influencer. Directed by…
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“Insidious”
As a devout movie collector and horror connoisseur, a lot of films in my collection stay on the shelf and collect dust, rather…
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“Kandisha”
I have written a bit about the French filmmakers Julien Maury and Alexandre Bustillo. I have written reviews on their debut…
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“Killjoy 3”
I’ll be the first to admit – the new millennium has been rough for Full Moon Features. The…
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“Knock at the Cabin”
I will be honest – Knock at the Cabin wasn’t on my radar at all. Ever since the Covid-19…
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“Last Night in Soho”
It is appropriate I am writing my review of Last Night in Soho immediately after writing my review of The…
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“Leatherface”
Leatherface is an American horror film directed by Juliet Maury and Alexandre Bustillo, who were, in all honestly, the most appealing…
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“Lucky”
I had not heard a lot about Lucky ahead of the fact. The film premiered on the Shudder streaming service on March…
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“Lumberjack Man”
Lumberjack Man is a horror-comedy film directed by Josh Bear, whose previous work includes Splosion Man and Comic Jumper, neither of which are horror. (or films,…
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“Machete”
Machete is a 2010 American action-comedy film written, produced, and directed by Robert Rodriguez and also directed by…
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“Malignant”
James Wan is a favorite on the Nickelbib. The famous director started in his career with the Seven-esque film Saw, introducing a horror…
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“Maniac” (1980)
The 1980 film Maniac is one I have heard of many times and have always neglected to watch, relegating the…
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“Meet the Feebles”
I don’t know if you knew this or not, but I don’t actually review every film I…
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“Missing”
South Korea is the absolute domain for darkly detailed storytelling and methodical characters. Directors like Park Chan-Wook and films like I Saw…
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“Monsters”
Monsters in a 2010 British science fiction film, written, shot and directed by Gareth Edwards, other wise known for…
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“Mortal Kombat”
Videogames and movies don’t always go hand in hand like you might expect they would. Gun to your…
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“Murder in the Dark”
Murder in the Dark is a 2013 horror whodunnit written and directed by Dagen Merill (Beneath) and is amongst After Darks’ 8 Films…
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“Necropolis: Legion”
Encase you’re unaware, I’ve made a commitment to review all the films from Charles Bands’ Deadly Ten series –…
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“Nurse 3D”
I have been reviewing a lot of new releases lately, films like The Maze Runner and Interstellar…
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“Oldboy”
I don’t really have enough words to tell everything that I want to in this review, and that…
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“Orphan: First Kill”
The horror genre is ripe with sequels to films that, in-retrospect, feel like open-and-shut stories. Series that don’t in-fact…
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“Orphan”
Orphan is a film I hadn’t thought about since its release back in 2009. The initial reaction I had was…
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“P2”
P2 is a 2007 American/Canadian horror thriller film directed by Franck Khalfoun, written and produced by Khalfoun, Alexandre Aja and Gregory Levasseur.…
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“Peacock”
Peacock is a 2010 American psychological thriller film directed by Michael Lander. Written by Lander and Ryan Roy,…
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“Perfume: The Story of a Murderer”
Rabies and germs, I didn’t really know what to expect whenever I discovered Perfume on a shelf at…
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“Phantasm”
Phantasm is a film I felt like I would never watch. For all intents and purposes, it lands…
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“Pod”
Pod is a 2015 horror-thriller film directed by Mickey Keaton (2015 also brought his horrorfilm, Darling), starring Larry Fessender (I Sell the Dead and Jug Face), Lauren Ashley Carter (Jug…
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“Poltergeist” (remake)
I love horror films. I don’t think that’s something that will strike any long-time readers of The ‘Bib…
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“Puppet Master: Doktor Death”
After the eleventh film in the Puppet Master mainline series, Full Moon Features has begun applying itself to making spin-off sequels – first seen with 2020‘s Blade: The…
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“Puppet Master”
Considering this is Full Moon Magic Mondays!, something anyone loosely familiar with Full Moon Features had to…
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“Reel Evil”
Full Moon Features is a low-budget horror company, and with that, it has found a niche audience and…
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“Resolution”
Justin Benson and Aaron Scott Moorhead have been on my radar awhile now. I could rattle off a handful of recommendations,…
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“Saw II”
In 2005, Twisted Pictures was on the map and distributor Lions Gate knew they had struck franchise gold, neither of them had…
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“Saw III”
In 2006, the Saw franchise was at its peak in-terms of popularity and mainstream appeal. Arguments raged…
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“Saw IV”
In 2007, the Saw franchise was on cloud nine after Saw III set a new ceiling for…
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“Saw V”
In 2008, the Saw brand continued to expand with a fifth installment. After the series high of Saw III, the fourth…
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“Saw VI”
In 2009, the Saw film franchise had shown the first chinks in its armor the year prior with…
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“Saw X”
The Saw franchise and I have a tumultuous relationship with one another. Although I can absolutely, absolutely recognize the many,…
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“SAW”
In 2004, Leigh Whannell and James Wan aligned with each other for the first installment in the Saw film series, with Whannell devising…
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“Scream” (2022)
I was very excited when a fifth Scream film was officially announced. As anyone who regulars Nickelbib can vouch, I am…
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“See for Me”
See For Me is a Canadian thriller film directed by Randall Okita, whose work I was, prior to, unfamiliar with. The film…
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“Shiver”
Shiver is a film I went into blindly, stumbling on it while browsing the free Tubi streaming service. It is a…
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“Sinister 2”
Sinister did something a lot of horror films fail to do lately, … it was actually unsettling and well-made…
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“Skyline”
Skyline is a 2010 science fiction film produced and directed by Brothers Strause, other-wise known for their work in…
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“Smile”
I was excited about the film Smile, and I was excited to both watch and write about the film.…
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“Snowpiercer”
Snowpiercer is a 2013 science fiction action film based on the French graphic novel Le Transperceneige by Jacques Lob, Benjamin Legrand, and Jean-Marc Rochette. This is a…
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“Speak No Evil”
Speak No Evil is a film I had on my radar, but one I was apprehensive to pursue for…
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“Spiral: From the Book of Saw”
Originally scheduled for release in the Summer of last year due to the Covid-19 pandemic, it has been…
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“Splice”
Splice is a 2009 Canadian-French science-fiction thriller film directed by Vincenzo Natali, other-wise known for his work with Cube, Nothing, and…
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“Subspecies”
I can’t say Subspecies made a large impression on me as a kid discovering Full Moon Features for the first time. In…
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“Swamp Thing”
A year after Deadly Blessing, Wes Craven wrote and directed a film I’m actually very excited to watch and talk…
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“Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance”
Something I have wanted to do for a while on Nightmare Shift is talk about South Korean cinema in a significant,…
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“Terrifier 2”
In 2015, I discovered a low-budget anthology film called All Hallows’ Eve. This was the first feature length appearance of Damien Leone’s character Art the…
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“Terror Train”
In 1978, Jamie Lee Curtis became a horror mainstay after her breakthrough performance in John Carpenter‘s slasher film Halloween. Jamie Lee Curtis has…
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“Texas Chainsaw Massacre” (2022)
Directed by the late Tobe Hooper, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre was a revelation in many respects for the horror genre. As a matter…
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“The Black Phone”
As excited as I am to watch the newest Scream, or, perhaps, the next A Nightmare on Elm Street, I…
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“The Boy Behind the Door”
The Boy Behind the Door was a film I didn’t have on my queue. Written and directed by David Charbonier and Justin…
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“The Brides of Dracula”
The Brides of Dracula is a 1960 British horror film directed by Terence Fisher and acts as a sequel to the 1958 film Dracula.…
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“The Burning”
The Burning is a 1981 slasher horror film directed by Tony Maylam and written by Peter Lawrence and Bob Weinstein. (Bob, of course, would go onto…
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“The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It”
The Conjuring series has been around for a while now, hasn’t it? What started with James Wan‘s initial supernatural…
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“The Crazies”
The Crazies is a 2010 American horror film directed by Breck Eisner. The director is relatively new, however,…
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“The Creeps”
The 1997 film The Creeps was written by Benjamin Carr (not that Benjamin Carr, … but the screenwriter of our last Full Moon Feature film Head…
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“The Crow: City of Angels”
In 1994, The Crow set the world ablaze in the outline of a blackbird, raking in a lot of dough and…
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“The Crow”
On December 28th, 1997, the WCW World Heavyweight Champion “Hollywood” Hulk Hogan went head-to-head with “The Icon” Sting at Starrcade. For those of you that aren’t wrestling…
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“The Curse of Llorona”
The Conjuring Universe has taken the world by storm, becoming one of the highest-grossing horror series’ of all-time.…
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“The Exorcist”
The Exorcist is, without a doubt, one of the most influential horror films ever made. This stands regardless of whatever some schmuck…
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“The Family”
Once upon a time, there was a movie called The Family, starring the studded cast of Robert Deniro,…
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“The Final”
About five years ago, I happened upon this film The Final, wedged unceremoniously into a horror pack for…
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“The First Purge”
The Purge first arrived in 2013, bolstering the brilliant premise of an event in time where all crime would be…
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“The Forest”
The Forest is a 2016 supernatural horror film directed by Jason Zada, and starring Natalie Dormer. Being the first wide-release horror film…
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“The Gingerdead Man”
I have been clear about my intentions for Full Moon Magic Mondays! and how it isn’t meant…
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“The Golden Glove”
The internationally co-produced horror drama film The Golden Glove is a lot to take in. Directed by Fatih Akin, the film is an adaptation of…
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“The Hills Have Eyes”
Five years after The Last House on the Left, Wes Craven made his sophomore effort – a…
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“The Invisible Man”
Three years ago, The Mummy single-handedly introduced and canceled the Universal Dark Universe franchise in an expensive misfire of a Tom Cruise action…
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“The Irishman”
Martin Scorsese has been a major topic of discussion on the internet over the last few months. This…
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“The Killer Eye”
The Killer Eye is a Full Moon Feature film directed by David DeCoteau, starring Jacqueline Lovell and Jonathan Norman. It is the…
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“The Last House on the Left”
Wes Craven’s career begins in 1972, with a film called The Last House on the Left. An exploitation film, The House on…
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“The Last Matinee”
The Last Matinee is a 2020 Spanish-language film (an Uruguayan and Argentian co-production, in fact) directed by Maximiliano Contenti. I was…
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“The Menu”
The Menu is a film I had heard a lot about, but couldn’t say I was particularly…
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“The Meridian: Kiss of the Beast”
Directed by Charles Band of Full Moon Features, Meridian: Kiss of the Beast is a film I knew I would…
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“The Mortuary Collection”
Like I imagine is the case for many of you, I look forward to punching out the…
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“The Neighbor”
The Neighbor is a 2016 crime thriller film directed by Marcus Dunstan and written by Dunstan and frequent collaborator Patrick Melton. Both names likely sound…
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“The Nun”
The Conjuring series arrived unexpectedly in 2013, although, in-retrospect, it seemed like we should have anticipated it. James Wan had already…
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“The Perfection”
The Perfection is an example of a film I knew nothing about heading in, had modest expectations of, and…
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“The Pit and the Pendulum”
I haven’t written about Full Moon Features in awhile, and so, I decided that was something I needed to rectify.…
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“The Poughkeepsie Tapes”
The Poughkeepsie Tapes is a 2007 documentary-style horror film directed by John Erick Dowdle, otherwise known for genre fare like As Above…
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“The Purge: Anarchy”
Let’s be honest, the horror genre has been on a downward spiral for a very long time,…
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“The Purge”
I haven’t posted a review of a horror-film in a while. In-part, that’s because I have been…
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“The Rental”
Like many of you, I find my available time to watch movies becoming scarcer and scarcer the older…
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“The Skin I Live In”
I’ve written about The Skin I Live In prior on the Nightmare Shift, but that seven years ago. Back then, we…
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“The Slumber Party Massacre”
Another day, another slasher film. Such is the life working on the Nightmare Shift. Tonight’s feature is The Slumber Party Massacre. This…
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“The Veil”
The Veil is a 2016 horror film directed by Phil Joanou (first film in about a decade, his last film was Gridiron Gang in 2006), released January…
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“The Wind”
One would be forgiven if they said they’d never heard of or caught the slightest whiff of The Wind.…
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“The Woman in the Window”
The Woman in the Window was a film I did not know a lot about. Sometimes though, that is…
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“Tokyo Ghoul”
When the first season of Tokyo Ghoul first debuted, I was brought in by the interesting concept and an…
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“Tourist Trap”
Tourist Trap is an interesting film. I have seen a lot from Empire International Pictures, like Re-Animator and From Beyond. I have…
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“Tow”
Every now and again, as a (mostly) horror reviewer, I feel the need to dip…
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“Tusk”
Kevin Smith has become a very polarizing and divisive figure in the film industry as of late. Several films…
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“Us”
I’ll be honest with you; Jordan Peele was never on my radar as a movie fan. I knew of him, as…
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“Venom: Let There Be Carnage”
I don’t speak for everyone, but I haven’t thought a lot about the Marvel Cinematic Universe in recent years. Although…
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“Venom”
I don’t think it’d be an understatement to say I set my bar of expectations very low for Venom.…
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“Warm Bodies”
The minute that you step into the theater, you know that what you’re going to experience is, at…
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“Watcher”
I was excited to write about Watcher in spite of the fact I knew nothing about the film. This is…
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“Winnie the Pooh: Blood & Honey”
In some respects, I was excited for Winnie the Pooh: Blood & Honey. In most respects I wasn’t, but, in some respects, I…
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“Wrong Turn 2: Dead End”
In January of this year, I revealed my intent to review the Wrong Turn series, one-by-one, because I was blown…
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“Wrong Turn”
It might surprise you to learn that I have never seen any of the Wrong Turn films. I…
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“X”
Sometimes I don’t always write about the most recent film I watched on Netflix or Hulu, or at…
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Jigsaw
In 2017, the Saw series was a hazy memory, a blood-coated fever pitch dream filled with contrivances, twists and turns,…
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Escape Room: Tournament of Champions”
The original Escape Room was what I would call a popcorn horror film, meant to get-in, meet a low-expectation, and…
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Saw 3D: The Final Chapter”
In 2010, the Saw series cemented itself as one of the most successful horror series’ in history, with the seventh installment…
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Movie Reviews: “Totally Killer”
I was interested when I first saw Totally Killer was being added to Hulu. Although I don’t…
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Nightmare
Although 1964‘s British horror film Nightmare might feel out of the blue to many of you, looking back at it serves an actual,…
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Paranormal Activity
Though 1999’s Blair Witch Project is widely recognised as the first “found footage” film (I’d argue that Cannibal…
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Parasite
The Academy Awards receive a lot of criticism and stigma in regards to elitism and exclusivity for what they…
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Peter Pan’s Neverland Nightmares (Movie Review)
Jagged Edge Productions has been working fast at capitalizing on all the intellectual properties that have hit the…
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Pitch Black
Pitch Black is a 2000 science fiction thriller film co-written and directed by David Twohy, who eventually served as…
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Poltergeist
In the UK we do not have the PG-13 certificate. Up until 1989 we had U, PG, 15 and 18. When Tim Burton’s…
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Prison (Movie Review)
The 1987 film Prison is the horror debut of Renny Harlin, who would go onto direct the fourth…
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Puppet Master III: Toulon’s Revenge
I am a little nervous to write about Puppet Master III: Toulon’s Revenge. I have written about a lot of…
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Puppet Master: The Littlest Reich
Puppet Master: The Littlest Reich looked like a film capable of ushering in a new wave of interest in…
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Random Acts of Violence
Based on the imagery I had seen bits and pieces of prior, I was looking forward to Random…
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Re-Animator
Re-Animator is one of the reasons I love the genre.
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Scream 7
I like all the others. This is the first Scream movie I just don’t like. Its not even…
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Scream 7
It’s crazy to think I am writing about the seventh Scream film. It was always a running gag in…
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Sinister
Sinister is a film I have written about prior, but have never taken the opportunity to sit down…
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Suitable Flesh
Directed by Joe Lynch, a filmmaker who I previously discussed with my review of Wrong Turn 2: Dead End (which I found…
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Sympathy for the Devil
There is a sitcom I am a large fan of that you may have heard of. Before Rick…
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Terrifier
In late-2013, Damien Leone directed All Hallows’ Eve, his directorial debut, the direct-to-video film comprised itself of short films from…
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The Curse of the Werewolf
Tackling the collection I have of Hammer Horror isn’t the most strategic method of whittling down the backlog of…
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The Den
Found-footage films don’t often receive much praise from critics or audience-members alike, and for a lot of just reasons…
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The Dirties
The Dirties is a feature I have meant to write about on Readers Digested for a while, but, for some reason…
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The Good Exorcist
In a way, I feel The Good Exorcist and director Josh Stifter are a significant element of Readers Digested (dot) com, at…
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The Hitcher is a Wild Ride
The 1986 thriller The Hitcher sees its main-character in a car with a crazed killer.
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The Imposter
I have never dabbled in documentaries prior on Readers Digested, but that is not because a lack of interest.…
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The Imposter
As far as documentaries go, The Imposter is hard to beat.
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The Lie
As horror fans, I would speculate most of us enjoy intertextuality on a certain level. In fact,…
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The Lost Boys
The Lost Boys is a window into a decade and an entertaining one at that.
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The New Mutants
Once upon a time, Fox‘s Marvel X-Men film series was a staple in superhero filmmaking. Introducing what the genre was…
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The Owners
This year, it feels like I have wrote more about videogames than film, which is a real…
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The Ring
The Ring is a film I have meant to talk about for a while and it is, in fact,…
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The Ring Two
What can someone say about The Ring Two? Other than the fact that calling a film, not “The…
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The Strangers: Prey at Night
Folks, I was brought up on slasher films, and, because of that, even if, to a fault, I…
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There’s Someone Inside Your House
There’s Someone Inside Your House is a film I hadn’t had on my radar before I decided to watch…
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They Turned Us Into Killers
I cautiously placed 2024’s They Turned Us Into Killers on the docket for a review on Readers Digested. As I say…
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TimeCrimes
Timecrimes (Spanish: Los Cronocrimenes) is a 2007 science fiction film directed by Nacho Vialondo. The film garnered positive…
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Tokyo Ghoul S
The 2017 live action adaptation of Tokyo Ghoul was a surprising success in my opinion. Adapting the anime and manga series (for which, I am…
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Trancers
Trancers was one of the film series from Full Moon Features’ catalog that I was most excited to revisit and talk…
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Trespassers
There’s a certain method or modus operandi for how I review films on The ‘Bib that has…
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Trick ‘r Treat
Trick ‘r Treat is a film I have wanted to talk about for a while, but, for some…
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Under the Skin
This Wednesday was something of a movie-binge for me. All of the films were released in 2013, and I wrote…
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Unnatural
Unnatural is a horror film directed by Hank Braxtan (Chemical Peel and Blood Effects) and was written by Ron Carlson and Arch Stanton (screenplay). The flick is one…
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V/H/S/Halloween
I watched V/H/S Halloween. Everyone was talking about the Fun Size segment, which sucked. The last one called…
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We Are What We Are
We Are What We Are is a 2013 American horror film directed by Jim Mickle. The film is a…
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Weedjies: Halloweed Night
Weedjies! Halloweed Night is a film I normally wouldn’t review on Readers Digested. As much as I enjoy watching…
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Wes Craven’s New Nightmare
meta: ADJECTIVE (of a creative work) referring to itself or to the conventions of its genre; self-referential.”the enterprise…
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Willy’s Wonderland
I did not know exactly what to think when I first heard the announcement of Willy’s Wonderland. What…
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WNUF Halloween Special
What do you think of when you think about the Halloween season? Do you have any coveted memories about…
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Wolf Creek
Wolf Creek is a horror film I have been meaning to review for awhile now on Readers Digested. I can still…
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Wrong Turn 3: Left for Dead
I consider myself as having a lot of ongoing “review series” that I do my best to…
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