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Hover (2018) Review

June 27, 2018

There are any number of ways to start out a review — whether it be a disparaging write-up or a glowing recommendation. In this case, it’s [...]

by Michael Klug

Feral (2018) Review

May 30, 2018

In this latest film on my review to-do list, there’s a line of dialogue so terribly written – all I need to do to properly illustrate the poor [...]

by Michael Klug

Wildling (2018) Review

May 30, 2018

It’s always fun – both as a critic and as an audience member, to come up with the perfect film pitch. You’re talking to your friends and when you [...]

by Michael Klug

Mom and Dad (2018) Review

April 23, 2018

My husband and I have two particular commonly-used phrases put into play when we encounter a screaming toddler in a public place, or if we happen [...]

by Michael Klug

Corbin Nash (2018) Review

April 14, 2018

It’s practically a genre dream cast. The new vampire horror/action film Corbin Nash has assembled A Clockwork Orange’s Malcolm McDowell, Blade [...]

by Michael Klug

Veronica (2017) Review

April 1, 2018

In the latest chapter of “What could possibly go wrong?”, we’re taken into the recent creation of Spanish director Paco Plaza (the filmmaker [...]

by Michael Klug

4/20 Massacre (2018) Review

March 28, 2018

How’s about smokin’ a joint and sitting back to relax with a good horror flick, dudes and dudettes? Well, here’s a worthwhile horror outing (it’s [...]

by Michael Klug

The Strangers: Prey at Night (2018) Review

March 13, 2018

I had the good fortune of seeing the original The Strangers in a theatre with only my husband and some other random creepy dude seated somewhere [...]

by Michael Klug

Attack of the Southern Fried Zombies (2018) Review

March 6, 2018

I believe it was Russell Crowe as Maximus in 2000’s Gladiator who once yelled out, “Are you not entertained!?” And along with that burning [...]

by Michael Klug

Annihilation (2018) Review

February 23, 2018

It ain’t for the weak of mind or the faint of heart. Annihilation is the new film from writer/director Alex Garland (Ex Machina), based on the [...]

by Michael Klug

The Cured (2018) Review

February 22, 2018

Sure. I’m 6 years younger than the original Night of the Living Dead from George A. Romero and company. And I was only 4 years old when Dawn of [...]

by Michael Klug

The Ritual (2017) Review

February 13, 2018

In the latest chapter of “What could possibly go wrong?”, four close male buddies from the UK brave the dense forests of Sweden to pay tribute to [...]

by Michael Klug

Day of the Dead: Bloodline (2018) Review

February 4, 2018

I’ve been writing in some form or fashion since I was 10 years old. Somewhere in my mid-teens (during the “underwater” movie craze of the late [...]

by Michael Klug

Heartless (2018) Short Film Review

February 2, 2018

I feel like I’m the voice-over artist you might recognize from so many beloved movie trailers. From the people who brought you “The Tell-Tale [...]

by Michael Klug

They Remain (2017) Review

December 16, 2017

I think it was the great Homer (Simpson, that is) who once said, after furiously paging through a copy of the Holy Bible during an emergency, [...]

by Michael Klug

Attack of the Killer Donuts (2017) Review

December 11, 2017

It delivers what it promises. Attack of the Killer Donuts is a new horror/comedy now available on select VOD outlets. There’s definitely some [...]

by Michael Klug

The Shape of Water (2017) Review

December 11, 2017

Over time, as I’ve added films to my list of completed reviews, it’s become apparent that a perfect 5-star rating is pretty hard to come by. In [...]

by Michael Klug

The Sound (2017) Review

December 10, 2017

The Sound (originally titled Lower Bay) is the directorial debut of actress Jenna Mattison. A paranormal skeptic and sound expert/researcher [...]

by Michael Klug

Foxwood (2017) Short Film Review

December 9, 2017

Meeting for the first time via an online dating service, Claire (Kalen Marie George) and Nick (co-writer/co-director Ian Hock) leave their agreed [...]

by Michael Klug

Inoperable (2017) Review

November 30, 2017

With several weeks between this review and my last few – I can say with great assurance, that Inoperable was not a great way to jump back into [...]

by Michael Klug

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