By Jonathan Weichsel
MoreHorror.com
As a horror reviewer I come across trailers for neo-Grindhouse and exploitation movies all the time that promise to be shocking, or sexy, or depraved, and inevitably when I sit down to watch one of these movies for review it ends up being some lame shot on video piece of shit with in-camera sound and no score, featuring jokes ripped off from South Park, zero story structure, and if there are naked women, they are women that you do not under any circumstances want to see naked. I usually watch about ten minutes of such a film and then don't bother to write a review.
Creeper (Written and Directed by Matthew Gunnoe, starring Darryl Baldwin, Monica Chambers, Rohnja Morrow) might not be a masterpiece of horror cinema, but it is a horror/exploitation film that is better made than most, and delivers where other films...
MoreHorror.com
As a horror reviewer I come across trailers for neo-Grindhouse and exploitation movies all the time that promise to be shocking, or sexy, or depraved, and inevitably when I sit down to watch one of these movies for review it ends up being some lame shot on video piece of shit with in-camera sound and no score, featuring jokes ripped off from South Park, zero story structure, and if there are naked women, they are women that you do not under any circumstances want to see naked. I usually watch about ten minutes of such a film and then don't bother to write a review.
Creeper (Written and Directed by Matthew Gunnoe, starring Darryl Baldwin, Monica Chambers, Rohnja Morrow) might not be a masterpiece of horror cinema, but it is a horror/exploitation film that is better made than most, and delivers where other films...
- 11/24/2014
- by admin
- MoreHorror
Saddle up for some supernatural adventure, kids, as the teaser trailer for the upcoming indie flick from Ray Eddy and Matt Gunnoe, Island of Witches (formerly The Lost Coven), has arrived. Dig it!
Directed by Ray Eddy and Matthew Gunnoe from a script by Gunnoe, Island of Witches stars Eddy along with James Winburn (John Carpenter's Halloween), William Smith (the original Conan the Barbarian), Rimma Magdessian, Jeffrey Dal Robinson, and Darryl Baldwin.
Synopsis
In the present day, a skeptical archaeologist (Marcus Rush) on a quest to find evidence of the supernatural has finally found hard evidence giving him the location of an island where he will find a centuries-old, dead-and-buried coven of witches. Devious individuals who want the coven for themselves try to stop him so Marcus cons a group of hard-core mercenaries into joining him for protection. Not long after arriving, Marcus and his team are assaulted by a...
Directed by Ray Eddy and Matthew Gunnoe from a script by Gunnoe, Island of Witches stars Eddy along with James Winburn (John Carpenter's Halloween), William Smith (the original Conan the Barbarian), Rimma Magdessian, Jeffrey Dal Robinson, and Darryl Baldwin.
Synopsis
In the present day, a skeptical archaeologist (Marcus Rush) on a quest to find evidence of the supernatural has finally found hard evidence giving him the location of an island where he will find a centuries-old, dead-and-buried coven of witches. Devious individuals who want the coven for themselves try to stop him so Marcus cons a group of hard-core mercenaries into joining him for protection. Not long after arriving, Marcus and his team are assaulted by a...
- 1/17/2014
- by Uncle Creepy
- DreadCentral.com
Filmmaker Matthew Gunnoe has the spirit of an auteur; he enjoys being involved in all aspects of producing a movie. And his love for the horror genre is going to be demonstrated in The Pit, currently in mid-production for both SyFy and the Chiller networks.
The vision is going to be uniquely his, and as the screenwriter, he does not believe in rehashing old ideas or being cliché driven. As a director, some movie enthusiasts may say he belongs to the Lloyd Kaufman school of thought: "Make Your Own Damn Movie!" Desire is all it takes. Gunnoe knew he was destined to be a filmmaker ever since he went to the drive-in with his family but as for how he got into the trade, that was a question of how he wanted to get in.
“I’ve been in the film Business for about 15 years, really starting all out in 2000. Before that,...
The vision is going to be uniquely his, and as the screenwriter, he does not believe in rehashing old ideas or being cliché driven. As a director, some movie enthusiasts may say he belongs to the Lloyd Kaufman school of thought: "Make Your Own Damn Movie!" Desire is all it takes. Gunnoe knew he was destined to be a filmmaker ever since he went to the drive-in with his family but as for how he got into the trade, that was a question of how he wanted to get in.
“I’ve been in the film Business for about 15 years, really starting all out in 2000. Before that,...
- 3/31/2012
- by noreply@blogger.com (Ed Sum)
- 28 Days Later Analysis
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