Tag: brad dourif

The Two Towers is an unusually optimistic middle chapter, imperfect, if ensuring Frodo is a notable, memorable hero.

Americanized Giallo Starring Faye Dunaway & Tommy Lee Jones If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, this faux attempt at making an American giallo by way of Halloween …

Space: Where No One Hears Any Laughs The “in space” sequel, or the end-of-the-creative-line for a horror series. Where other franchises reach a comedic crescendo on a spaceship (Jason …

Brad Dourif Firestarter From the horror filmmaker behind The Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Poltergeist comes a fun little genre exercise in pyrokinetic terror. Director Tobe Hooper’s 1990 movie Spontaneous …

One Chucky Too Many The issue with Child’s Play – or whatever variant on the “of Chucky” convention producers come up with – is the series’ identity crisis. Child’s …

It ultimately succumbs to being a motion film. It can't stop going through them.

The top-notch cast of veteran supporting actors makes the film more enjoyable than it should be.

So much of Catch .44 feels wasted, extended dialogue never carrying the charm, wit, or story telling ability of what it's trying to emulate.

We have vampires that have been sent to interment camps, the Catholic Church which rules over a Blade Runner society, and a finale pulled from the most inept western …

These people are looking for help, and simply not getting it in the form they may need.

Batteries can be used as a horror device, contrary to what many may have thought prior to 1988’s Child’s Play. Those hefty size D’s roll onto the floor and …