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by Kimberly Walker
Dead Snow is a 2009 movie about friends going to a cabin for an Easter ski vacation to take a break from med school but instead, inadvertently crea...
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by Kimberly Walker
Dead Snow 2, a continuation of the original but with more comedy. Released in 2014, the story continues following Martin and what happens after he...
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by Kimberly Walker
Suicide Club, 2002/ 94 min. Inexplicable suicides sweeps across Tokyo after over 50 high school students throw themselves in front of an oncoming...
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by Kimberly Walker
Evil Ed, 1995/ 99 min. Edward, a mild mannered film tech, enjoys his job until he’s transferred to the ‘Splatter and Gore’ Department. Here he’s f...
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by Kimberly Walker
Husk, 2010/1 hr 23 min.
Friends stranded in the middle nowhere, after a freak occurrence of their vehicle slamming into a flock of black birds ...
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by Kimberly Walker
Intacto, 2002. 109 min. This movie is about luck, some are born with an over abundance of it, some know how to siphon that luck off of other peo...
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by Kimberly Walker
V/H/S, 2012/116 min. Is another horror series but in a format that I really like. It’s made in the found footage, POV perspective and it sets th...
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by Kimberly Walker
V/H/S 2 is a more horrifying continuation of the original, it involves the same house with the same set up of multiple televisions and stacks of v...
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by Kimberly Walker
I always said many of the stories in the V/H/S movies could be movies on there own? Well here you go! Siren is exactly that.
Let’s set the st...
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by Kimberly Walker
Infestation, 2008/93 min. Life changes in a big way for lovable slacker, Cooper (and everyone else), when a normal day of being late and goofing...
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by Kimberly Walker
Pandorum, 2009. 108 min. Astronauts, on board the Elysium, wake up in a hyper-sleep chamber with no memory of how they got there. Disoriented an...
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by Kimberly Walker
Dead Alive, 1993. 97 mins. A son, Lionel, cares for his domineering mother and he discovers she’s been bitten by the cursed Sumatran Rat Monkey. ...
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