‘Final Destination 3’ (2006) a rollercoaster of thrills
‘Final Destination’ Week (Movie review): Morgan and Wong return to the franchise with new lead Mary Elizabeth Winstead and bracing shots of dark humor.
Author: John Hansen
‘Final Destination 3’ (2006) a rollercoaster of thrills
Keaton back for cozy ‘Manhattan Murder Mystery’ (1993)
Woody Wednesday (Movie review): The last Allen-Keaton team-up shares DNA with “Only Murders in the Building” and “Curb Your Enthusiasm.”
‘Final Destination 2’ (2003) a massive pileup of silliness
‘Final Destination’ Week (Movie review): Death jerks around more people in a sequel that can’t decide if it wants to be serious or not.
Wong, Morgan get their hit with ‘Final Destination’ (2000)
‘Final Destination’ Week (Movie review): Glen Morgan and James Wong, known for their TV work, find film success with this “X-Files”-esque tale.
‘Hallowe’en Party’ (1969) can’t capture spirit of season
Sleuthing Sunday (Book review): Although it doesn’t have the spooky vibe I hoped for, there are things to like about this Poirot novel.
‘Scary Movie 4’ (2006) cruises into disaster-horror mashup
‘Scary Movie’ Week (Review): The fourth entry in the “trilogy” drifts from its roots by targeting disaster-movie clichés.
Zucker brings old-school flavor to ‘Scary Movie 3’ (2003)
‘Scary Movie’ Week (Review): Parody veterans Zucker and Proft bring a goofier flavor as they take the reins from the Wayans Brothers.
Point of ‘Shadows and Fog’ (1991) gets lost in the mist
Woody Wednesday (Movie review): The closest to a horror film in Allen’s catalog is not scary. In fact, it doesn’t have much of a mood or point at all.
4th ‘Candyman’s’ horror vibe lost in worthwhile message
Movie review: Even by the standards of genre sequels, the “Candyman” sequels struggle to expand on the original’s statement. “C4” tries, at least.
‘Scary Movie 2’ (2001) goes for bigger gross-outs, grosses
‘Scary Movie’ Week (Review): Anna Faris and the Wayans Brothers decide to make a sequel after all, this time targeting ghost flicks.