Despite the similarities to the first, I had a blast with The Houses October Built 2 and think fans will be pleasantly surprised with the story’s continuation and ultimate conclusion. It’s smart, funny and ties a tidy ribbon around the two films, crafting a neat Halloween double-bill that is filled with scary thrills, laughs and an ending that is sure to shock.
Full Review: www.screamhorrormag.com/houses-october-built-2-film-review/
I don’t want to argue that It is a ground-breaking new direction for horror or that it’s box office success has somehow saved the genre. Horror was never dead and nor was it ever close to demise. However, what It’s success should do is prove to critics, audiences, film studios and those who somehow thought horror was a dying breed, that R-rated horror is wanted and that people will show up in droves to watch it. We already knew that…
Sean Durkin makes his directorial debut with the psychological thriller Martha Marcy May Marlene. The film received its theatrical release on 3rd February 2012, but premiered at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival and won Durkin the Dramatic Directing Award.
Elizabeth Olsen is the star of the film; playing the lead role of Martha/Marcy May. She is a character who has recently escaped the clutches of an evil cult and is attempting to settle herself back in to reality. However, her…
