This film has always intrigued me ever since I heard about it but for some reason I never got round to watching it. So I changed that and decided now was time to watch an evil clown film, which out of all the generic horror bad guys the clown really has been everything from the very very best to the god awful.
If it’s not clear by now I have a bit of a soft spot for found footage films even through the majority of them end up being a let down, there are however a few good ones and the odd extremely good one. I saw a review for this pop up on my Twitter feed and it sounded good so I chucked it on and it was a decent watch.
I hadn’t seen any comedy horror for quite a while and after being recommended this film over the last few months I thought I’d give it a watch. Given that New Zealand and Australia are so good at horror films, especially ones with comedic elements surely this would be a good watch?
I’d seen this on Netflix for ages but it never really tempted me but after reading a few reviews that all seemed to rate it extremely highly I sat down with my tea and gave it a watch. I must say in general I was disappointed the film had a real creepy villain but it certainly had it’s flaws.
I’d simply flicked past this film for well over a year now never really fancying it but after reading a bit more about it I decided to give it a go. So once again I settled down on a Sunday afternoon to watch some people being murdered.
After my review of Door To Door I was asked if I’d be interested in reviewing another extremely small budget Giallo indy film called Through The Devil’s Eyes. I must admit when I heard the film cost only $1,500 to make my immediate thought was that it might not be that great but I was completely wrong. Maybe it was the mystery angle of the trying to guess who the killer was that kept me interested. I’m not sure if the people who made this film would take it as a good or a bad thing but when watching it I never really felt I was watching an indy film, it was more like I was watching a TV drama from the 80’s.
I joined Twitter when I started this blog and all I expected was a few conversations about my reviews but there’s so much more out there. I stumbled on a Twitter called Pins and Needles, she ran a website and an etsy shop selling teddy bears with a twist.
These are the three the missus really liked!
So after watching and finishing the Hatchet trilogy I decided to finish off the Rec trilogy ( yes I know there’s a fourth film but I’ve only got three in my boxset) I was trying to watch the football but quickly lost interest and decided to put this on instead. The cover really intrigues me so why not!
I randomly selected Necropolis as the next Dredd book from the mega collection that I would read and I’m so glad I picked this one, although I feel I should maybe have read one called The Dead Man first. However there was nothing I couldn’t pick up after the first few pages of this.
I was recently asked if I would like to receive a copy of the micro budget film Door to Door and give a honest review of the film. As a film reviewer it’s great to be asked to do this sort of thing even if it’s a small film made for under a thousand dollars. I jumped at the chance, sat down and watched it and here’s my review.
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