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Yes! Rockets are ready to launch again at Space Jockey Reviews! What’s all the intergalactic glitz about? Kelsey Zukowski’s latest movie Within These Walls, that’s what! Continue reading
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Yes, you read that right! RABID LOVE, the latest film from Paul J. Porter, starring Space Jockey Reviews favorite Hayley Derryberry, is in theaters now! What’s it about? “Five recent college grads go for one last vacation in the woods … Continue reading
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Suppose the Grim Reaper, besides being the harvester of human souls, was just like anybody else; suppose he otherwise had a “normal” life like the rest of us, complete with familial issues and fatherhood frustrations galore. Continue reading
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Space Jockey Reviews has always been intrigued with the unsolved case of The Black Dahlia. So, of course, a movie titled The Black Dahlia Haunting is a no-brainer as an addition on the SJR watch list. What’s it about? “While … Continue reading
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Can cigarettes be your god, your religion, or at least the little voice within you that is as powerful as a god anyway? Even before seeing Nicotine Stains, I would have answered with an expected, resounding yes. After seeing the movie… Continue reading
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When I first heard that Evil Dead was being done again, I thought, like so many others, “Not another unneeded remake of a movie that’s already a classic—and better yet, just fine as it is.” However, with great skepticism and hope… Continue reading
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How much (or how little) does it take to push you to the extremes of who you are? How many unknown places within yourself still exist? How much might you be deluding yourself answering those questions now, taking too much credit for being “normal”? Continue reading
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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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“Heaven isn’t wide enough for both of us.”
Or, perhaps Hell isn’t wide enough for both of us! Yes, that’s the more likely, ironic thought you (or your other self) will have, after watching A Loving Memory–the first in the Tortured Girl Trilogy by Herbivore Productions. Continue reading
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Alter egos can be the damndest things! The person (or, in this case, the thing) our subconscious secretly wants to be can be the most dangerous and self-destructive of things, as well–a mystery that pursues our dreams… Continue reading
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“Charlie is introduced to a new, synthetic cigarette. When he tries to quit it won’t let him. Soon they all will pay so Charlie and the butts can live happily ever after… or will they?” Continue reading
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The most frightening monsters are those that are real and among us, every day, haunting us, stalking us (although we don’t know it), in the most common of places we do know—the parks we visit, the roads we travel… Continue reading
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Raven’s Hollow is a great short film sent to me just in time for Halloween! Even though it’s animated, it loses none of the scary effects needed for the season. Everything about it makes it (rather than just memorable) something that could even become a Halloween tradition… Continue reading
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Fighting your inner demons has never been more intense than it is in Familiar—the new short horror film written and directed by Richard Powell. “After 45 years of existence, my life is about to begin,” is the quote that best sums up the plot, without giving away a story as unique as any I’ve seen in a long time. Continue reading
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I’ve always been a fan of found-footage movies. When done well, they assault our senses, unlike any subjective, staged narrative ever could. They create fear that is real, because it occurs in situations that could happen to any of us, … Continue reading
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Back in May, Space Jockey Reviews featured and reviewed a spectacular short horror film called Mama. At the time, the word was that Guillermo del Toro was in negotiations to produce a full-length horror feature for Universal Pictures, based on the same short film. I am happy to say that little more than three months later… Continue reading
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If you suddenly needed to care, selflessly, for another—a family member, or perhaps even a sibling who had once cared for you—giving up most of your life in the process, could you do it? Could you return, repay, or at least, “mock” the kindness given to you? Before you say yes… 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 Orphan, is… Continue reading
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You’ve heard of horse whisperers, dog whisperers, and I’m sure even a few others I haven’t heard of myself. I once even consulted a snake whisperer, after some unruly behavior from a rather large pet snake I once owned. Yes, and even I thought that was bizarre—just as you are, no doubt, thinking the same thing. However, one thing I’m sure you’ve yet to hear about is a zombie whisperer. Continue reading
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By Chris Rennirt “The eyes were lifeless, and lustreless, and seemingly pupilless, and I shrank involuntarily from their glassy stare to the contemplation of the thin and shrunken lips. They parted; and in a smile of peculiar meaning, the teeth … Continue reading
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Yes, I know this is a movie review website, but I just had to make a small exception for this awesome artist and gorgeous girl of goth–Miss FD! Besides, her music video has everything to make an exception that…well…isn’t really … Continue reading
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Yes, you read that right! Chris Rennirt (that’s me–the one and only Space Jockey Reviewer) became the lucky (or fateful) 150th follower on Memoirs of a Scream Queen–the superstellar website posted and hosted by none other than Jenny Krueger, THE … Continue reading
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“One of my ultimate goals is to create different types of horror films that everyone sees, hopefully allowing millions of people to review my films!”♛ ~ Zena For the few of you who don’t yet know “Lovely Zena,” let me … Continue reading
Here’s an excellent behind-the-scenes video, showcasing the awesome filmmaking talents of Bryan Ryan–the writer and director of the short horror film, The Guest. The video features Bryan in action on the set, the actors and crew talking about their experiences, … Continue reading
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“I write horror. So far, I’ve only killed with words.” ~ Jill Kill Jill Kill is a high-class horror hottie to die for, for sure! She’s a gothic gal, with haute couture style to spare and more accents than a … Continue reading
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VANESSA MORGAN, author of Drowned Sorrow and The Strangers Outside, has just released her latest screenplay–A Good Man. If you like Dexter and American Psycho, chances are you will love A Good Man. Louis Caron is a good man–vegetarian, he feeds the homeless, takes care of animals and… Continue reading
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A young blonde is disturbed, during the night, by loud knocking at her door. She assumes it’s someone she knows (John, she says) doing something unwelcome he’s done before—perhaps playing a practical joke, or worse, being an ex-boyfriend stalker. Who knows? Continue reading
As Trespasser begins, an alarm clock wakes a man in bed. He could be any man, but soon we feel and see that he is not; quickly he becomes not only a stranger but something far worse. Flashbacks and scenes from the moment tell a grim tale of something terribly wrong—of something getting even worse. Continue reading
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Short horror films have the extra difficult job of becoming horrific within a much smaller amount of time, without seeming contrived, forced, or hurried. On top of all else, to be really good, they must develop the characters and make them believable; they must also establish, if not a full plot, at least something that makes the short experience still worth the viewer’s time. Continue reading