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Yes! It’s another demonic possession movie! But, what a damn good one it is…again! At the Devil’s Door is written and directed by Nicholas McCarthy, and what a solid, straight-from-Hell entry in the demonic-possession horror genre it is! Continue reading
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I absolutely love a good horror film based on centuries-old folklore and superstition! When done right, the richness of myth and legends become tangible realities–gritty, more than merely imagined. When done well, they bring to life the passion of ancestors before us… Continue reading
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Grace (Riley Keough) is the only survivor of a mass cult suicide she witnessed as a child, nearly twenty years earlier. She has recovered from her trauma, only with medication, time, and protection from memories. But, trouble is brewing again… Continue reading
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In my years watching horror films, I’ve accumulated a book’s worth of advice for surviving one. Yes! Life in a horror movie is a close call at death every minute. Arteries are cut, necks are broken, bodies are eviscerated… Continue reading
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If ever you move into a small community in the countryside, and the locals are unfriendly, telling you that the woods nearby are haunted or filled with monsters, leave immediately! Yes! No matter how quaint and cozy the place looks, … Continue reading
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Dear Burt, Why must you go into the corn? Why not use common sense, when common sense is so…common? “He who walks behind the rows” is, you guessed it, there behind the rows (or burrowing under them), ready to kill … Continue reading
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“The sun is coming up in eight minutes. If you live to see it, the world will end.” What do you get when you combine all of the monsters and horror clichés in history with five coeds out for a weekend … Continue reading
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Join Space Jockey Reviews Editor in Chief Chris Rennirt for an interview with the out-of-this-world “Blue Girl” herself–Nadine L’Esperance. The writer, producer, and director of The Unknown Alter Ego, Maya’s Journal, Madame Soleil’s Tea Party, and No Pets Allowed reveals … Continue reading
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I remember wanting many pets, as a child. I’ve always been quite the animal lover, and luckily my parents indulged me with most of what I wanted; I had fish, birds, salamanders, hermit crabs, and, of course, a dog. I … Continue reading
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Space Jockey Reviews recently had a little Halloween fun well worth sharing! We’ll let the video and photos speak for themselves. Enjoy! 😀 ________________________________________________________________________
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With a distinct, most appropriate Rod Serling style he said, inflecting just the right words, in just the righ way: “Here’s a tale from beyond that Space Jockey Reviews has watched since it was…but a premonition, a mere mystery of … Continue reading
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As I’ve said many times before, evil children scare the #&*% out of me! There’s just something extra creepy about kids—having such innocent appearances—being the sources of malevolence, mayhem, and, in the worst cases, even murder. Esther (Isabelle Fuhrman), in … Continue reading
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A voyeuristic journey into a house and through a hallway leads us closer to a female voice in the distance. The voice, we see, is from a barefoot girl talking on the phone and painting her toes. She’s happy, carefree, … Continue reading
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Imagine what you would do if someone offered to resurrect a loved one from the dead, even for a few days, to wrap up loose ends, and say goodbye one last time. I know you’re thinking, “Of course, that’s ridiculous!” … Continue reading