Filmrecensies van Derrick Carter

A solid effort that has some actual staying power behind it.

Won’t make you pull your hair out in frustration, but it’s far from one of the better family movies...

A thrill-ride, but a beautiful and astounding one at that.

An interesting failure, to say the least.

The plot-hole that drives the escalating violence forward is also far too large to overlook.

This is a bunch of guys just screwing around and having fun...

A modern classic of the horror genre and hands down, the best horror anthology ever created!

Creepy, suspenseful, and frightening.

The story itself is original and clever.

A biting piece of social commentary, one of the absolute best zombie films ever made, and an essential horror classic...

A crowd-pleasing horror film that is twisted, but also has a lot of entertainment value to be found!

Goes out of its way to stray from the conventions typically associated with slasher films...

An essential viewing for anybody who enjoys scary movies, especially ones about werewolves.

Cheesy, fun, and silly.

A classy horror story that executed with skill and never once cheats the viewer.

Winds up being a big disappointment on a mostly great filmography.

A great vampire flick and unlike any you’re likely to see from the bloodsucking subgenre.

All of the actors do a perfect job in fleshing out their characters...

A mature and adult telling of a story that was serious to begin with.

A great movie, but it winds up that way based solely on Dario Argento’s contribution to the semi-anthology as it were.

Stays true to the source material, while changing a few things up that actually work better in this visual medium.

The plot is intriguing and it’s clear that Bigas Luna enjoys toying with his viewers.

A horror-comedy that still impressively holds up to this day.

May be different, but that certainly doesn’t make it good. Instead, it winds up as a missed opportunity.