I like fresh takes on tried and true genres. Injecting comedy into horror is always a pretty safe bet for me. That’s why I decided to give Jordan Galland’s 2015 film Ava’s Possesions a shot. The film sees heroine Ava … Continue reading →
I’m not giving this one a snappy title. Instead, I’m letting a wonderful meme that my dear friend Anastasia simply refers to as “The Lemur” do the talking. In all seriousness, this all-out war over the Ghostbusters remake has brought … Continue reading →
Very rarely do I refer to something as a masterpiece. I saw Robert Eggers’s 2015 film The Witch, and let me tell you: it’s a masterpiece. I’m a tough crowd, so that’s a high honor coming from me. I loved … Continue reading →
I had the opportunity to guest on the United Nations of Horror Podcast last week. Our topic of dicsussion? Aw yeah. We’re talking Hellsing. Click here if you want to listen. Lucard and LunaMyst were fantastic with which to speak. … Continue reading →
The Backseat Driver Reviews officially has a new look and feel to it. Many deeply appreciative thanks to Mr. Jeremy Thompson, who assisted with the new setup of the page. He’s a pretty damn good artist, too. Visit him on … Continue reading →
Big days ahead of us this week, gang. Very big days. You don’t even have to contain yourself. Let it all hang out. We’ll kick off the week with the concept of truth as evil in The Witch, which I … Continue reading →
Relationships are a funny thing. Some days, two people you normally would not put together wind up in something that is equally head-scratching. It’s enough to make you wonder how they got there in the first place. What kind of … Continue reading →
Dylan Dog: Dead of Night was released in 2011 and it bombed. I find it to be an underdog, as it makes me laugh and it’s not pitching itself to be an Academy Award-winning film. It has a perky sense … Continue reading →
