Horror Movie Reviews

Hellion reviews Rob Zombie's Halloween. Her verdict - if it ain't broke, don't fix it. Go see the 1978 version with Jamie Lee Curtis instead.

Sweeney Todd's most famous telling is that of Stephen Sondheim's Broadway musical that debuted in 1979. Now, Director Tim Burton has adapted the grotesque adult fairy tale for the big screen.

Hellion reviews Severance. It's Office Space meets Deliverance, when a company retreat in Eastern Europe turns deadly for the sales division of a global weapons company, Palisade Defence, when they runs into a gang of mysterious, crazed killers.

Hellion reviews Hood of Horror, an urban anthology of three macabre tales in the inner city, as told by the Hound of Hell played by Snoop Dogg.

Hellion crucifies Wes Craven's The Breed, a horror snoozefest that's like Stephen King's Cujo meets Man's Best Friend, times ten, minus the charming personalities of Cujo and Max.

Hellion reviews Fox Atomic's Turistas, a movie about a group of stranded tourists who get viciously attacked by a ruthless doctor in Brazil.

Hellion reviews Anchor Bay's Dark Corners, an American horror film trying its hand in the Asian horror style, minus the iconic blue ghosts.

Hellion reviews Big Bad Wolf, a snappy cheesy little B horror movie with lots of sex and gore - and of course, a big bad werewolf.

Hellion reviews The Host, one of Korea's top grossing monster flicks of last year and has great things to say. Here's why this is a must watch movie.

Hellion reviews the last installment of the 8 Films To Die For from the After Dark Films Horrorfest, The Abandoned.