Reviews by cinemanbis

Power struggle. Prohibited inclinations. Inquisition. A stunningly daring nunsploitation. Almost political. Anne Heywood transgresses!

An authentic success of the post-"Wrong Turn" slasher. Hard-hitting, bloody horror that honors the genre while paying homage to it. A form of resurrection, nothing more, nothing less. Poland in force! Who would've believed that ?! 8.5/10

Big B movie delirium from the crazy Yuzna and Gordon with Lovecraft sauce. It was the (blessed) era of permissive and enjoyable horror cinema in the 80's. And it was so good!

Between arty flashes and sulphurous fetishism, bodily suffering follows tactile pleasure. Touch stronger than sight. A paralyzing shock.

An unrivaled summit of the Hammer. Sumptuous staging. Cushing and Thomas outdo themselves against the superb and poisonous Collinson twins. Just huge.

Sleek photography for this adventure which targets a young audience but which should not leave others indifferent. Though...

A good little gory and cheesy Z before the holidays, what do you think? No? And the bo(obs)nus of Debbie Rochon? Always not? Well, I’ll take (her)!

Intriguing S-F without being exciting. The fault is too classic narration and a somewhat breathless pace. Too bad.

Bewitching and dark Mia Goth trashy baby doll under the guidance of a careful Ti West. The bride was in red. Mia forever! 7.5/10

Fear as the common thread of the horror B series. William Castle, another crazy pope of his kind. Scream if you see the Tingler!