Necropolis News: "The Haunting of Radcliffe House" on DVD May 11 from Image Entertainment.

When a family move to a remote estate on the Yorkshire Moors, demonic forces are unleashed in Nick Willing's spellbinding ghost story The Haunting of Radcliffe House which has a DVD release on May 11, 2015 thanks to Image Entertainment.

Werewolf Rising (2014): A Macabre Review.

Starring Melissa Carnell, Bill Oberst Jr., Matt Copko

Directed by BC Furtney

Greetings you lovable creatures.  Today I'm taking the opportunity to do my very first review of a werewolf-themed horror movie.  Werewolf Rising is a low budget entry from Ruthless Pictures and Image Entertainment, and I was fortunate to have gotten a copy of the movie for reviewing purposes.  So let's get into it and see what you're in for.

Under The Bed (2012): A Macabre Review.

Starring Jonny Weston, Gattlin Griffith, Peter Holden

Directed by Steven C. Miller

I don't believe there are too many people out there who, as little kids, had some level of fear about some creature that might be hiding under the bed, in the closet, or anywhere where shadows can hide it from the light.  I personally never had a fear of anything in my closet or under my bed, but the basement in the house I grew up in was a different story, which is odd since I spent a fair mount of time there during daylight hours.  But I digress.

Absentia (2011): A Macabre Review.

Starring Katie Parker, Courtney Bell, Dave Levine

Directed  by Mike Flanagan

Indie horror has been pretty hit and miss for me over the years, and it's because of this that I rarely get high hopes when I dive into the next one.  And as I've mentioned in the past, I can no longer trust trailers thanks to movies like The Apparition and Chernobyl Diaries, which promised good things but failed to deliver.

Devil's Due (2014): A Macabre Review.

Starring Allison Miller, Zach Gilford

Directed by Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett

Aaand we're back.  This time I'm tackling Devil's Due, directed by Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett.  This appears to be the debut feature-length directing gig for both of them, so I'm sure both their powers combined can come up with a great full length movie, right?

Here Comes The Devil (2013): A Macabre Review.

Starring Francisco Barreiro, Laura Caro, Alan Martinez

Directed by Adrian Garcia Bogliano

Well, after a brief hiatus it's time once again to dive into some horror.  Today it's Here Comes The Devil, directed by Adrian Garcia Bogliano and filmed in Mexico.  It's set to be released in theater and On Demand/iTunes December 13th, but is it worth your time and money?  Let's find out.

Insidious Chapter 2 (2013): A Macabre Review.

Starring Patrick Wilson, Rose Byrne, Lin Shaye

Directed by James Wan

Well, I saw Insidious: Chapter 2 last night.  I was going into it with a fair amount of optimism, as I did enjoy the first Insidious despite it's relatively high number of jump scares.  The characters were well done, most of the jump scares were pretty effective, and while the last third of the movie got kind of strange with the whole astral projection trip into "The Further," all in all it was a good time.  So now I'll talk about the sequel and if it's worth a trip to the cinema.

The Conjuring (2013): A Macabre Review.

Starring Patrick Wilson, Vera Farmiga, Lily Taylor

Directed by James Wan

Well hello there.  I just finished watching The Conjuring a little while ago, and am here to give my thoughts on it.  I wasn't really sure what to expect from this, as I've been reluctant to trust trailers after the disasters that were The Apparition and Chernobyl Diaries.  But the word on this movie was good, so I thought I'd see for myself.

When The Lights Went Out (2012): A Macabre Review.

Starring Kate Ashfield, Tasha Connor, Steven Waddington

Directed by Pat Holden

Greetings once again.  After the bad time I had watching Knife Edge, I felt I needed to give British films a chance to redeem itself.  However, not with something I had already seen, but something new that would hopefully grab and hold my attention.  Enter When The Lights Went Out.  With The Conjuring soon to be released in theater, I figured a good haunted house movie would be fitting.  So let's not waste any time, and dive right in.

The Last Exorcism 2 (2013): A Macabre Review.

I still get a chuckle at this poster, I won't lie.

Starring Ashley Bell, Julia Garner, Spencer Treat Clark

Directed by Ed Gass-Donnelly 

So, The Last Exorcism 2.  With this sequel it has now become the Final Fantasy of movies in terms of its title.  I never got to see this on the big screen, but since it was released on DVD yesterday I thought I'd take a look and see what I missed.  So let's not waste time, and get right into it.

Stitches (2012): A Macabre Review.

Starring Ross Noble, Tommy Knight, Gemma-Leah Devereaux

Directed by Conor McMahon

Greetings, fellow horror lovers.  I'm gonna be honest with you.  I'm not what you would call the biggest fan of horror movies involving clowns as the antagonists.  Now don't get me wrong, I totally get why they're used.  There are a LOT of people out there who are creeped out, if not outright frightened of them, and so it makes perfect sense why they're used in horror.  I personally am not scared of them in the slightest.  When it comes down to it, they're just people with painted faces, and I'm no more or less scared of them than I am of any regular person on the street.  Which is why when I do watch movies involving clowns, I prefer to lean towards the movies where the clowns have some supernatural aspect to them.  Unless they're from space like the Killer Klowns, which is still my favorite clown-based movie.

The Haunting of Whaley House (2012): A Macabre Review.

Starring Arielle Brachfeld, Alex Arleo, Stephanie Greco

Directed by Jose Prendes

Ah, The Asylum.  They never cease to surprise me.  Whenever I dive into one of their movies I'm never sure what I'm going to be in for.  There's a near constant back-and-forth between good cheesy fun, and high levels of boredom and out-loud groans.  The paranoia of another possible bad experience followed me into the movie like a loyal dog at my side.  But enough banter, let's get into The Haunting of Whaley House, shall we?