DVD Review: Summer Camp

Ever hear of the movie Summer Camp? I hadn’t either until it appeared at a local movie theater a few months ago. The title did not sound all that exciting, so I was going to pass on it, but something told me I should give it a shot. To my surprise it turned out to be a horror movie. Even more surprising was that it was actually pretty good. It has some decent blood and gore, and an old school feel. While it is not exactly a shining piece of original filmmaking, it was surprisingly good and I am glad I decided to check it out. The interesting thing now is to see how well it holds up a few months later.

Movie Review: Summer Camp (2016)

Ever hear of the movie Summer Camp? I hadn’t either until it recently popped up on the schedule for a local movie theater. The title did not sound all that exciting, so I was going to pass on it, but considering it did not even have a poster, I clicked the link to see if there was a trailer. To my surprise it turned out to be a horror movie. All right, I can get behind this. The trailer seemed decent, with some blood and gore, and an old school feel to the proceedings. So, sure, yeah, I’ll go and check it out. While it is not exactly a shining piece of original film making, it was surprisingly good and I am glad I decided to click the mysterious blank link.

Movie Review: Nightmare City

The more movies I watch, the more I realize I have left to see. It is something that I always know, it is always there, gnawing at the back of my cranium. The good thin about it is that is what leads me to the next movie, and the next and, the one after that. The other day I was looking for Shocking Dark and ended up with Hell of the Living Dead. Hat made me think about another movie I needed to watch, the Umberto Lenzi's classic, Nightmare City.