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Reviews & Commentary by Adam Groves
SOMBRE
A product of the “New French Extremity” by director Philippe Grandrieux, who provides a highly artful and immersive account of a serial killer loose on the back roads of France
SOCIETY
So-so eighties horror enlivened by amazing special effects and a GREAT climax
SNUFF
A stilted and amateurish exploitation quickie purported to be an actual snuff film. It’s not!
SNAKES ON A PLANE
Years from now this 2006 movie, and the brief phenomenon it inspired, will be looked upon as one of the most unique products of its time
SMOOTH TALK
A seminal ’80s indie that still holds up as a provocative and disturbing psychological horror story
THE RIOT ACT
Quite simply one of the toughest, meanest and least forgiving short story collections you’ll ever read
RICHARD MATHESON’S HELL HOUSE
This graphic novel adaptation by Ian Edginton fully captures the rawness of Richard Matheson’s 1971 novel HELL HOUSE
REUNION
Rick Hautala isn’t one of my favorite writers, but I can’t deny that he knows how to spin a yarn. Hautala proves that in this novella
THE REVENANTS
In his introduction to the 2001 edition of this criminally neglected novel Kim Newman calls it “a major achievement in its field,” and he’s right
THE RESURRECTIONIST
A wonderfully evocative bit of elegant grotesquerie that’s unique in every aspect
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