Cinemaroll > Horror Horror Subscribe by RSS The Mist: A Murky Review by Arthur Kent, Mar 19, 2008 Being an experienced film-connoisseur (read: movie junkie), I have seen my share of good films and bad films, as well as films that inflict mortal wounds in organs that somehow never heal. This film, however, was not such a film. Comments(0)   Liked It: 0 The Best Horror Movies by Cache Ecrivain, Mar 12, 2008 A description of what makes a good horror movie; and a few examples of my favorites. Comments(1)   Liked It: 3 The Best of Japenese Horror Films by Aaron Hanlon, Mar 9, 2008 A quick look at the art of Japanese Horror making and a few of the films that best describe it. Comments(1)   Liked It: 1 The Exorcist and the Rise of Feminism by Ferdine, Feb 28, 2008 The film The Exorcist exemplifies a tendency of 1970s Hollywood to produce films that were ambiguous, multi-layered, and often partially illegible. Comments(0)   Liked It: 14 Movie Review: Cloverfield by A. R. Bunch, Jan 29, 2008 Another unsophisticated review by an untamed Christian who loves great movies. Comments(1)   Liked It: 0 Cloverfield: Review by mr soup, Jan 28, 2008 Cloverfield is the new movie that came out about two weeks ago. It has earned over 16.7 million dollars in the time that it has been out. Comments(0)   Liked It: 2 Daughters of Darkness: Pale, Anemic Vampire Movie by Ed Augusts, Jan 21, 2008 Movie Review of a seldom-seen European vampire film featuring a modern incarnation of legendary Countess Elizabeth Bathory, who bathed in the blood of her many young female victims. Comments(0)   Liked It: 3 Ten Horror Movies That We Would Like to See by Steven West, Jan 9, 2008 Horror movies are entertaining. They keep us on the edge of our seats. Here is a list of ten horror movies that we would like to see. Comments(0)   Liked It: 4 Germs and the Supernatural by Jeremy Mullin, Jan 9, 2008 Has modern horror used man's fear of germs in its storytelling? A look at three of horror's more popular monsters and germs are used to make them as opposed to original folklore. Comments(0)   Liked It: 2 Freudian Thoughts in Spellbound by Fatmir Terziu, Dec 25, 2007 A Freudian theory of psychoanalysis in Hitchcock's "Spellbound" from 1945 Comments(22)   Liked It: 8 «Prev 12345678Next» Sorted by: Most PopularMost LikedMost CommentedMost Recent Web Cinemaroll Popular Horror Tags dead film films funny Gore Halloween horror monsters movie Movie Review movies pete walker Psycho review scary sheila keith Stephen King suspense Zombie zombies Popular Horror Writers A.V. Ribar Aaron Hanlon C.A. Johnson Cache Ecrivain Ed Augusts Fatmir Terziu Ferdine Jeremy Mullin John aka Jupiter King John W. Jotter Scalems kendallsmitty Mr E Nelson Doyle Nola Moon pseudonym pvr Ronald Marbles (The Abacus) Spencer Hawken Steven West

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