by moviemoxie | Mar 14, 2022 | drama, horror, Movies, suspense
Reviewed by Alicia Glass Review Rating: 6 A blind woman receives an eye transplant that allows her to see into the spirit world. Yes, this is a remake of the Hong Kong film Jian Gui, and yes, the first version was better. That aside, this isn’t a bad take on the...
by moviemoxie | Mar 13, 2022 | drama, Events, Foreign, horror, Movies, suspense
Written by Alicia Glass Review Rating: 8 A murderous curse terrorizes the various branches of a Korean girls family tree. Probably the best Horrorfest film I’ve seen so far hands down, Voices is a smart gripping ride that grabs your attention in the very first scene...
by moviemoxie | Mar 13, 2022 | drama, Events, horror, Independent, Movies, suspense
Reviewed by Alicia Glass Review Rating: 6.5 Soon after seeing a woman who looks just like her drive past in a car, Gina McVey suffers a car crash and strange things begin happening to her and her family. So, for the first film of Horrorfest 2008 for me to watch, it’s...
by moviemoxie | Mar 12, 2022 | Action, Adventure, Book-based Movie, drama, Fantasy, horror, Movies, Romance
Reviewed by Alicia Glass Review Rating: 6 Based on the bestselling novel by Stephanie Meyer, Twilight is the opening story of teenager Bella Swan moving to a new area where she meets and subsequently falls in love with a vampire. I just knew I shouldn’t have watched...
by moviemoxie | Mar 12, 2022 | Action, drama, horror, Movies, Sci-Fi, suspense
Reviewed by Alicia Glass Review Rating: 7 out of 10 In the not-too-distant future, the deadly Reaper virus that wiped out most of Scotland and led to its complete quarantine from the world, has popped up in the slums of London and an elite team needs to go find the...
by moviemoxie | Mar 12, 2022 | comedy, drama, horror, Movies
Reviewed by Alicia Glass Review Rating: 8 A disturbed teen girl just coming into her own sexuality with aspirations to become a great surgeon, struggles with a domineering mother, a terminally ill sister, a lackluster father and the strangeness of her own world. It’s...
