The Bloody Ape (1997) (DVD REVIEW)

The Bloody Ape (1997) (DVD REVIEW)

Keith J. Crocker’s The Bloody Ape (1997) is a gore-soaked love letter to grindhouse cinema, unleashing a rampaging gorilla on an unsuspecting small town with gloriously brutal practical effects. Equal parts shocking, hilarious, and nostalgically gritty, this Super 8 indie gem delivers a wild ride you’ll have to see to believe.
Caroushell (2016) (DVD REVIEW)

Caroushell (2016) (DVD REVIEW)

Caroushell delivers a wildly entertaining blend of horror and comedy as Duke, a carousel unicorn pushed to the brink by hours of kiddie rides, breaks free and embarks on a hilariously gory rampage. Packed with creative kills, offbeat performances, and bonus features like cast interviews, deleted scenes, and bloopers, this indie slasher is as cheesy as it is unforgettably fun.