Articles Posted by Jeremiah Greville
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Movie Review: “Ouija: Origin of Evil” – Original Recipe Terror
Ouija: Origin of Evil is the prequel follow-up to 2014’s original Hasbro-produced horror flick, Ouija. The first was a victim of vast re-shoots and ended up being a forgettable foray into clichéd horror stereotypes and…
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Road to Halloween: Jeremiah’s Top 5 Hot Horror Hookups
Have you ever watched Freddy vs. Jason and thought to yourself, ‘This is good, but what if they KISSED?’ Well then, this is the list for you! Punishing pesky prurient pretty-boys and girls for their…
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Road to Halloween: Jeremiah’s Top Five Iconic Horror Movie Props
Sometimes a single item can bring back memories of a particular time or place. And when that item is a classic horror movie prop, those particular places can be some of the most iconic scary…
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Road to Halloween: Jeremiah’s Top Five Celebrity Cameo Deaths
Celebrity cameos are nothing new, and can come in many forms across many different mediums. Sometimes it’s a big name actor playing a smaller role for a few minutes, other times it’s an actor…
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Movie Review: “Deepwater Horizon” – Success Under Pressure
There is a single moment in this film, one scene that elevates the entire movie above what could have been a moralizing disaster porn debacle. It’s not a difficult or awe-inspiring scene, just an emotionally…
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Road to Halloween: Jeremiah’s Top Five Sci-Fi Horror Films
Science fiction and horror are very similar film genres. Both explore the limits of imagination and hubris, and both allow us to engage with dangerous and uncomfortable ideas through familiar tropes and fantastic settings. When…
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Movie Review: “Masterminds” – Can’t Solve The Formula
Despite all of the accolades and critical reception that dramas receive, even the most ardent dramatists often agree that humour is the more difficult craft. Telling a joke is all about getting a specific reaction.…
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Road to Halloween: Jeremiah’s Top Five Horror Musicals
The horror musical is a rare breed of film. Like the horror comedy, it combines frightening scenarios and startling imagery with more upbeat and fantastical elements in the hope of making an audience laugh or…
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Movie Review: “Blair Witch” – The Sound and the Blurry
Nobody was really expecting it, but here we are with another sequel to 1999’s The Blair Witch Project. Announced at San Diego Comic Con a mere three months before it’s theatrical debut, this film almost…
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Movie Review: “Morgan” – A Half-Baked, Artificial Mess
If you’re not interested in pumping them out the old-fashioned way, science fiction has got you covered when it comes to making artificial humans. From Frankenstein to Her, movies about clones, replicants, robots, monsters, and…