The Colony (2013) – Stay Frosty
Watching The Colony is like watching a full buffet commence on the Donner Pass. The movie is set in the not-too-distant future and not...
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Today, In The Spotlight
Jan 20, 2020
Prepare Yourself for Jackass 4: Looking Forward to a History of Tomfoolery
With news that Jackass is returning to our movie screens in 2021, the world is preparing for another 90 minutes or so of cringeworthy...
Nov 13, 2019
Blurring the Edges of Games and Movies
With Hideo Kojima’s baffling new Death Stranding now making waves, the gaming world again braces itself for a conversation on the state of gaming...
Oct 28, 2019
Asian Martial Arts – Their Popularity Explained and Continued
When it comes to action movies, what kind of combat is most satisfying? Flying bullets and random explosions or the slick sequences of martial...
Reviews
Dog Soldiers Review – Or: A Very British Werewolf Movie
Yell! Magazine’s review of Dog Soldiers: The term “cult classic” gets thrown around more often than Chaz Bono’s sexual identity. Most recently, dwellers from...
Dear Mom And Dad, Take Me Home: A Sleepaway Camp Review
Ah, Sleepaway Camp. I remember my first experience with it well. It was a hot summer night down in the hills of Tennessee. I...
Good Reasons To Be Afraid Of The Dark: A Review Of Fright Night (1985)
Fright Night (1985) review: We here at Yell! Magazine are awfully big on vampire films, but only the good ones. That’s why we’re dedicated...
The Hills Have Eyes (1977) Review: Yell! Magazine’s Greatest Films Series
After the release of The Last House On The Left, director Wes Craven had trouble finding work that wasn’t related to horror film. Despite...
Bloodsport 2 (1996) Review Or: Saving The World One Split At A Time!
Yell! Magazine Review: For a brief moment in my life, Jean-Claude Van Damme could do no wrong. The year was 1988. Your faithful reviewer...
Why Bullying Is Bad: A Review Of Tormented (2009)
Yell! Magazine’s review of Tormented (2009): What do you get when you mix Skins, Friday the 13th, and every K-horror having to do with...
Do You Feel The Burning? A Review
The movie starts out with a group of campers bent on somewhat playful revenge toward asshole caretaker Cropsy, who has apparently been terrorizing campgoers...
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