Movie reviews of Derrick Carter

A mixed bag as a whole, but still provides enough sick enjoyment, dark humor and creepy sensibilities...

One of Clive Barker’s best short stories and translates into near-perfection on the screen.

A fun little conspiracy thriller and one of the more enjoyable found footage flicks to come out of the last five years.

One of the best Stephen King movies ever!

The good far outweighs the bad!

The basic plotline mainly serves as an excuse for haunting hijinks and crude over-the-top gags.

Cheap, crude, nasty, and silly in every sense of what you might expect a hard R-rated parody made by the Wayans brothers to be.

A highly fascinating biopic that goes through the life of a man who became known for one hugely controversial study.

Feels like a Syfy Channel movie that was slightly upped in quality...

In the realm of body horror, Society is an underseen gem.

More than just your typical serial killer thriller and well worth a watch, if you feel you can stomach it.

Mature filmmaking that should deeply move those who are up for a movie that’s on the more serious side of things.

Still remains an entertaining anthology for fans of Poe and old-school horror films.

An almost rollercoaster ride approach to the storytelling and the script never takes itself too seriously...

The imagery is phenomenal, the story is well-written, the scares are…well, scary...

Cute, harmless fun and that’s all it was ever meant to be.

There are emotional moments and I don’t regret watching this movie in the slightest, but the film can’t fully overcome its pacing and so-so characters.

A mummy movie that features Elvis and a black JFK. What more could you possibly want in a horror-comedy?

A cool, better-than-expected handheld horror flick.

There are beautiful visuals and a haunting soundtrack, but not much else to make it worthwhile.

Packs a dirty, grimy atmosphere, even if not much happens in the actual story.

There’s a sense of omnipresent dread in every frame.

Might not be the greatest horror-comedy or slasher ever, but it’s a gory blast of fun from beginning to end.

An underwhelming adaptation that has a couple of redeeming qualities, but ultimately spirals out of control into a poorly made mess.