Harrison Abbott

Opinionated, Verbose and Generally Pedantic. Loves Horror in all of its forms.

57 Posts

Hollywood's Unhealthy Obsession With Movie Ratings Needs to End

From a sanitised Die Hard sequel to an R-rated Star Trek, when it comes to ratings Hollywood is incapable of leaving well enough alone.

Review | For the Love of the Boogeyman: 40 Years of Halloween

Although it clearly comes from a place of love, For the Love of the Boogeyman is a shallow documentary that has little new to offer.

Review | Upgrade

Whannel demonstrates that a low-budget needn’t be an obstacle to creativity

Review | The Meg

That's one bad film Harry

Review | Extinction

A tragic case study in offering ''too little too late''.

Review | Friday the 13th: The Game- Single Player Update

At its best, it successfully taps into the sinister, power fantasy of Friday the 13th... but the fun rapidly dissipates.

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Backstory Scripts | At the Mountains of Madness

Join us for discussions on the meaning of life, religion, and mutated penguins.

Review | Gehenna: Where Death Live

"There are some fates worse than death" is more than a tagline, it's this films goal.

Podcast | The Reset Button

The guys discuss the end of Infinity War and the storytelling behind it.

Review | A Quiet Place

While A Quiet Place manages to captivate with it's intriguing concept, it ultimately comes across as slightly toothless.

Review | Ghost Stories

By embracing old-fashioned creepiness and witty plotting, Ghost Stories distinguishes itself from the typical Blumhouse fare.

Review | Bright

Jack and Harrison discuss the numerous ways in which Bright tries and fails to build a fantasy realm with real world implications.

Review | The Executioners

There's truly nothing positive that I can say about this film.

Review | Dead List

Dead List might feel like a glorified home-movie, but it is consistently fun

Interview | Natalie Burn for 'The Executioners

Harrison talks with the star of new horror flick, The Executioners