BD Horror News - 13 New Reviews: Room 205, Spider Baby, NOTLD 3D & More!

Can you believe we're finally closing in on 1,000 reviews? That's pretty insane right? Adding to the glutton of horror here on B-D are another 13 reviews for you to chew on. Halloween is only two weeks away and you still need to find a new horror movie for each night leading up to, so why not read on and see if anything meets your fancy.

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Kollegiet (Room 205): Review by Mr. Disgusting, "Seriously, someone needs to write a memo to aspiring filmmakers, filling them in on the rules and regulations to making a good film. ROOM 205 had so much potential but was wasted by budget constraints and a poorly executed story. If anything this film is a showcase of Martin Barnewitz's talents and nothing more."

Spider Baby: Review by Tex Massacre, "SPIDER BABY may be one of the strangest films you�ve ever seen, but what more could you expect or deserve from a movie that bills itself as The Maddest Story Ever Told!"

Night of the Living Dead 3-D: Review by Tex Massacre, "Like I said before, neither hell nor high water would have kept me from checking this sucker out. Far be it for me to advise you otherwise. But I maintain that this film might not have felt as big a backlash, or been perceived as any worse than most other direct-to-video zombie flicks, if the people behind it hadn�t been so damn adamant about abusing that precious �name recognition�. Yeah�we�ve all heard of NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD and what you gave us was nothing like it."

The Ferryman: Review by BC, ""It�s not the worst movie I have seen this week, but it was definitely the most lackluster. And even though I�ve never heard of him, I know director Chris Graham can do better."

Exorcism: The Possession of Gail Bowers: Review by John Marrone, "After everything I had read, and after laughing when I read the title upon its release, I have to admit, its better than I thought it would be. I wanted to hate it, but couldn�t. In fact, I�m going out on a limb to say that it was cool."

Splatter Beach: Review by Tex Massacre, "What they made was a �Camp Motion Picture� for Camp Motion Pictures that completely fails to recognize what actually constitutes camp value."

In the Wall (short): Review by Mr. Disgusting, "IN THE WALL not only displays a new talent that is soon to be reckoned with, but it also delivers the punch. It�s rare when a short film is not only wonderful to look at, but also has some sort of depth to it�s story."

The Burning: Review by Tex Massacre, "THE BURNING has often been overlooked because�for so long�it�s been damn near impossible to get a descent�unedited�copy of the film. It�s too bad that the cult of the film hasn�t reached the mythic level those productions like SLEEPAWAY CAMP have achieved. But with the recent re-release it seems likely that a new audience base�one that grew up saturated by a marketplace of Michael Myers and Jason Vorhees��will plainly see that Cropsy is just as cool a killer as anyone else in the Retro-Slasher Hall of Fame."

Hallowed Ground: Review by Ryan Daley, "I like Jaimie Alexander. I mean, I like her a lot. But even Jaimie�s undeniable cuteness couldn�t save this blundering, awkward attempt at horror... Tame, meandering, and immediately forgettable, HALLOWED GROUND simply can�t deliver on the small amount of killer scarecrow promise exhibited in its first 30 minutes."

The Insatiable: Review by Tex Massacre, "THE INSATIABLE might not hit all the right notes to make for a symphony of gothic romance but it does manage to play a few chords right�ultimately delivering an enjoyable if not wholly successful anti-love story."

Alligator: Review by Ryan Daley, "A staple of late-night television throughout the 80s, ALLIGATOR possesses immeasurable kitsch value, but as a horror film, it�s pretty toothless."

The Victim: Review by Tex Massacre, "In the end, THE VICTIM is nothing more than one hell of a good idea lost in the middle of an utterly mediocre ghost story."

Final Draft: Review by BC, "I almost considered writing a meta-review, where I just wrote about how I was having trouble writing my Final Draft review, but I decided to be like the movie in a different way: by being lazy and not putting any goddamn effort into it at all."