The movie Visions starts with a bang and just gets crazier from there. After a creepy title sequence full of green and black spider webesque lighting and flashes of fetal photographs we get dropped into the scene of a violent car accident. Continue reading “Visions Movie Review by @kleffnotes”
I found an interesting little horror movie at work this week called Deathgasm and I mean with a title like that I couldn’t not watch it. I scooped it up and watched it super late in the night. The movie was made and set in New Zealand, and made me really want to rewatch What We Do in the Shadows, but this is an entirely different review. Continue reading “Deathgasm: The Band, The Movie, The Demon Summoners”
Eli Roth’s latest movie, The Green Inferno, was on my list of horror movies to watch way back when I heard rumors that it had been investigated for actual cannibalism while it was filming. I have no idea if these rumors are true, but hearing a movie was thought to have actual death in it intrigued me. Okay, maybe I’m super creepy, but that seemed like a ringing endorsement to me. Now normally I steer clear of spoilers, but this time I can’t. Beware, here there be spoilers! Continue reading “The Green Inferno in Review”
M. Night Shyamalan’s The Visit comes out on dvd and blu-ray this week and I since I didn’t get a chance to see this movie in theaters I thought I would check it out. The movie wasn’t what I was expecting, so here’s my spoiler free review for you. Continue reading “Reviewing The Visit”
Here at the Nerdy Girl Express we bring you a daily dose of nerdy info about all our favorite shows, movies, books, comics and more. We are pleased to be able to now tell you about an amazing new convention that is happening that you can be a part of right now from the ground up. This is for fans, vendors, press, volunteers and everyone else interested. It’s called the Women In Sci-Fi and Horror Convention or WishCon for short. Its main objective is to celebrate and showcase the women in front of and behind your favorite sci-fi, fantasy and horror television genres, but all creations are welcome. This con has a lot going for it even though it is brand new. Let me tell you all about it as there is a ton of ground to cover. Continue reading “Are You Going to #WishCon?”
I honestly had never heard of the movie L.A. Slasher until I saw it at work, video stores can be very useful for finding random things you never knew you wanted to see. The movie revolves around social media, mostly Twitter, and on people obsessed with fame. My review has all the details, don’t worry I won’t spoil it for you. Continue reading “Reviewing the Work of the#LASlasher”
The New Year is around the corner and it’s time to look forward. To realizing we’re breaking resolutions in a matter of weeks, of birthdays and holidays and SDCC or in my case, what movies are coming out. So without further ado, here is an up to date (as of today, all schedules have the possibility of changing which is why I only listed by month) collection of all the upcoming movies of 2016. Waste the rest of your day watching all the movie trailers, all of them. Continue reading “Let’s Go to the Movies in 2016”
I’m definitely not a fan of wooden dummies, so why I chose to watch Dead Silence is beyond me. I did, I made it through…barely. It was very well done and completely creeped me out. Here is what happened in the movie and my reactions. Continue reading “What Happens When There’s DEAD SILENCE”
It’s the holiday season and the perfect time to pull out the holiday classic Gremlins. I know a lot of people watch it around Halloween, we even had it on the Halloween rack at the video store, but this movie is definitely for Christmas time watching. The entire movie uses Christmas as the focus, without Christmas Gizmo never would have been gifted in the first place. With that in mind see why I think this movie is perfect for any holiday movie night. Continue reading “Do You Want a Gremlin?”
Christmas is coming and normally that would mean watching a movie all about peace on earth and goodwill towards all with an appearance from the jolly elf of the North Pole, Santa Claus, but not this year. Instead of a man whose belly jiggles like a bowl full of jelly we’ve been given a look at his sinister horned counterpart, Krampus. Continue reading “Krampus is Coming to Town”
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