Tag: Crash Analysis

  • Crash Analysis: NIGHTMARE (2005)

    A head scratcher – which may not be a bad thing A film student directs his next great venture – or is someone directing him? Writer/Director Dylan Blank, admittedly a horror junkie, and co-writer, Morgan Pehme, went full force with blood, guts, nakedness, thrills and a real brain-twister when putting NIGHTMARE together. Taking place in…

  • Crash Analysis: 2.13 (2009)

    Fell apart A profiler gets back on the job after a breakdown and nearly loses his mind – again This is one of those horror/thrillers that makes me angry. This movie, written and staring, Mark Thompson (who was fabulous), has some all too blatant errors that force what could have been a great tale to…

  • Crash Analysis: DEADWOOD PARK (2007)

    Could have been a contender Dead kids + return of surviving brother = mystery solved Eric Stanze was certainly ambitious when he wrote and filmed this near miss. After all, he got a group of “living historians” to recreate an extensive WWII scene with genuine equipment – though why he had a girl in a…

  • Crash Analysis: THE CAT (Hong Kong, 1992)

    What the hell?!  Good aliens versus bad aliens in Hong Kong – with a cat… If you like weird and trippy horror films that defy description, such as Nobuhiko Obayashi’s HOUSE (Japan, 1977), then this is the bizarro follow-up you’ve been waiting for. The movie begins with a narrator divulging a strange story, though he’s…

  • Crash Analysis: PSYCHIC EXPERIMENT (2010)

    So bad it made me hostile A mad scientist’s psychic experiment is underway in a small town… This movie is such a complete mess, there is no place to begin. Regardless, a psychic experiment that turns on crazy people’s telekinetic powers to kill and destroy those around them – for no apparent reason – comes…