Reviews by cinemanbis

At the junction of a “Messiah of Evil” and a “Den of Madness”, a great success of indie horror. Nightmarish atmosphere as you wish. Promising.

Yet another (supposedly) senseless horror film. God, what have I done (wrong) to deserve this?!.......

There is some Wes Craven in what represents here (finally!) contemporary horror at its best. Between Alvarez's "Don't Breathe" for the anxiety-inducing atmosphere and Craven's "The Basement of Fear" for the horrific side, the unknown Zach Cregger surprises with his rather intelligent approach to the genre. The (very) good surprise of the year 2022 ?

If this effective survival doesn't reinvent gunpowder, it turns out to be less stupid and more gripping than the average of the "Redneck" subgenre. Nice shot!

Minor work for the immense Christopher Lee. Interesting film without being unforgettable. A promising scenario but lacking darkness. And beware of the misleading poster!

Franco surprises with this pleasant and sober although anecdotal variation of "10 Little Nègres". Beautiful rendition of Montserrat Prous. And there's also Kali Hansa in it.

Hypocrisy of the Inquisition. Bewitchment of the senses. When the false witches invoke the Devil, it is the Woman who Bewitches. And Dances.

Not a giallo but an uninteresting little Italian bis with a very abstruse story. The always magnetic presence of Erika Blanc can do nothing about it.

Another one of these new generation "horror movies" (youngsters...) candidates for buzz. It would still be necessary to know how to come up with a scenario worthy of the name which avoids recycling ad nauseum...I prefer when it's Forrest who runs...But...Ella Balinska is so attractive...

Small rarity of the Spanish Bis of the 70's. Very recommendable film but which would have deserved a more inspired scenario. 6.5/10