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Supernatural takes a new turn on the highway to hell, purgatory and heaven. [TV Review] Supernatural Season 6 (2010) ★★★★★ — BigHorrorGuide

The Empty House is a true ghostly haunted house story that is playfully creepy. [Book Review] The Empty House (Algernon Blackwood, 1906) ★★★★★ — BigHorrorGuide

The Thing is a monumental body horror that also has claustrophobic tension and psychological horror to offer. [Movie Review] The Thing (1982) ★★★★★ — BigHorrorGuide

The Order conjures up witches and werewolves and potential in a generic but entertaining way. [Netflix Review] The Order Season 1 (2019) ★★★☆☆ — BigHorrorGuide

I’m betting that there are a lot of moviegoers unfamiliar with the name Bloodshot. And I bet there are just as many who have never heard of Valiant Comics. It’s understandable. After all, getting noticed among such heavyweights as Marvel and DC Comics has to be a challenge for any small publisher. But Valiant has […]… Continue reading REVIEW: “Bloodshot” (2020) — Keith & the Movies

I can say with absolute certainty that there was no part of me yearning for another “Men in Black” sequel. I was never a big fan of the original 1997 film with Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones. Even less enthused about the next two sequels. So could a spin-off movie eight years later with […]… Continue reading REVIEW: “Men in Black International” — Keith & the Movies

I grew up in the heyday of the beefcake action genre and I’m not going to lie – I loved it. Throughout the 1980’s to the mid 1990’s names like Schwarzenegger, Stallone, Norris, Van Damme, and Seagal had a constant presence in movie houses across the country. Granted, when looked at through a more discerning […]… Continue reading RETRO REVIEW: “Predator” (1987) — Keith & the Movies

Imagine a movie that opens with Kevin Bacon standing on a ledge and peeing into a vast Nevada canyon. Inspiring, right? Yet it’s an opening that strangely fits “Tremors”, a goofy creature-feature comedy that barely made a dent in the box office back in 1990, but went on to earn a pretty big cult following […]… Continue reading RETRO REVIEW: “Tremors” (1990) — Keith & the Movies

Imagine pitching this idea to studio heads – two air-headed slackers use a time-hopping telephone booth to gather great historical figures for their end-of-the-year history project. I wouldn’t call that the easiest sell. But what originated as a college stand-up routine ended up turning a nice profit, spawned a sequel, an animated TV series, even […]… Continue reading RETRO REVIEW: “Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure” (1989) — Keith & the Movies