COMPULSIVE FRANCHISE DISORDER- “Tremors (1990-2020)”.
Posted by MartialHorror
October 22, 2020
MartialHorror reviews the "Tremors (1990-2018)" franchise!
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“Tremors 4: The Legend Begins (2004)” movie review.
Posted by MartialHorror November 24, 2016"Tremors 4: The Legend Begins" is...OK, at least in parts. When I rented it in 2004, I was underwhelmed, but I think it has gotten a little better with age. -
“Anacondas: The Hunt for the Blood Orchid (2004)” movie review.
Posted by MartialHorror August 8, 2016"Anacondas: The Hunt for the Blood Orchid" is too cheap to take seriously, yet not cheap enough to become a farce. It's shockingly...dull... -
“The Defender (2004)” movie review.
Posted by MartialHorror May 29, 2015"The Defender" was a reasonably fun, if unremarkable experience that helped reignite interest in Dolph Lundgren's sagging career. It was also his big directorial debut! -
“Puppet Master Vs. Demonic Toys (2004)” movie review.
Posted by MartialHorror April 9, 2015"Puppet Master Vs Demonic Toys" rolls around in its own excrement, much like the last few sequels. The only difference is that it seems to enjoy its place amongst the feces. -
“Saw (2004)” movie review.
Posted by MartialHorror August 2, 2013Despite being guilty of spawning one of the most monotonous trends in horror cinema, “Saw” still manages to be a gripping thriller to this day. -
“Shaun of the Dead (2004)” movie review.
Posted by MartialHorror July 11, 2013“Shaun of the Dead” is just awesome. It works as a zombie film, it works as a parody of zombie films and even if you’re not a fan of the genre, it just happens to be a funny comedy in general. -
Kickass of Awesome: “Born to Fight (2004)” review.
Posted by MartialHorror March 14, 2013A Kickass of Awesome episode dedicated to "Born to Fight", which is from the choreographer of "Ong Bak". -
“Dead Birds (2004)” movie review.
Posted by MartialHorror September 18, 2012“Dead Birds” is a sloppy mess that thinks it's scary, but the sense of unease dissipates before the first half of the movie is even completed. It also wastes its concept, which perhaps is the most damning complaint coming from a fan of Military-Horror features. Grrrr. -
“R-Point (2004)” movie review.
Posted by MartialHorror September 8, 2012I've said it once and I'll probably say it at least four more times, but I want to see more horror movies take place during wartime. Perhaps I should feel guilty for these feelings, as war is horrific enough without ghosts troubling the poor soldiers. Or maybe I should just feel stupid because War movies tend to be epic, big budgeted affairs while the horror genre is on the opposite side of the spectrum. But I love them and "R-Point" stood out even more because it was set during the Vietnam conflict.