Pi Day Die Day [INDIE FILM REVIEW]

Posted By Reverend Leviathan on Jun 11, 2016 in Featured, Origin: DGM Staff, Review: Films, Review: Indie Films, Reviews, Type: Article (w/ Photos)

On March 14, Pi Day, a serial killer is on the loose in the small town of Euclid Falls. The students of Euclid High fear for their lives as their classmates disappear, falling victim to this elusive murderer. With the help of Euclid High’s math teacher, Mr. Douglas, Detectives Mahoney and Beecher find clues to solve this circle of bloodshed.

Frances Stein [INDIE FILM REVIEW]

Posted By Reverend Leviathan on May 25, 2016 in Featured, Origin: DGM Staff, Review: Indie Films, Reviews, Type: Article (w/ Photos)

Frances Stein is a brilliant scientist gone mad for all the right reasons — she’s lost her marriage, her job and her reputation.
Now she has plans for her ex-husband and his new wife that will mess with their minds. Literally.

Campground: The Requel [INDIE FILM REVIEW]

Posted By Reverend Leviathan on May 4, 2016 in Featured, Origin: DGM Staff, Review: Films, Review: Indie Films, Reviews, Type: Article (w/ Photos)

In the early 1980’s Haley Varsin took her son Charlie out to an abandoned campground called “Little Farm on the River” where she brutally murdered him with a screwdriver without reason. In the years following Haley was locked up and the town of Rising Sun turned the story of Charlie Varsin into a local ghost story. 30 years later now a party is held at the closed down campground and Charlie proves he is more than legend.

Fearsville [INDIE FILM REVIEW]

Posted By Reverend Leviathan on Apr 13, 2016 in Featured, Origin: DGM Staff, Review: Films, Review: Indie Films, Reviews, Type: Article (w/ Photos)

Fearsville is a small quiet Kentucky town until a mental patient escapes from the local insane asylum. Soon Piper (Payton Christian) and her friends have much more to worry about than the rivaling mean girls and their ringleader Madison (McKenzie Abney). The body count starts to add up and the girls have to fight to stay alive. Much blood will be shed in this sleepy little town.

The Exorcist File: Haunted Boy [FILM REVIEW]

Posted By Reverend Leviathan on Oct 28, 2015 in Featured, Origin: DGM Staff, Review: Films, Reviews, Type: Article (w/ Photos)

While filming a haunted asylum in St. Louis, Missouri, documentary filmmakers uncover a secret diary of the infamous 1949 exorcism involving a 13 year old boy possessed by the devil that later inspired the book and movie The Exorcist. Utilizing hi-tech paranormal gadgetry along with a legion of supernatural experts they search out to capture the scariest entity known to man, The Unholy Ghost. This is the untold real story of The Exorcist, a chronicle of true events based on a secret priest’s diary the world was not to see…until now!

Crimson Peak [FILM REVIEW]

Posted By Anwuli Okeke on Oct 14, 2015 in Featured, Origin: DGM Staff, Review: Films, Review: Theatrical Release Films, Reviews, Type: Article (w/ Photos)

Crimson Peak, the latest movie from Mexican director Guillermo Del Toro (Hellboy, Pan’s Labyrinth, Pacific Rim), is keeping audiences restless with anticipation because though it’s yet to debut in theaters, the buzz so far is quite positive. Advertised as a horror movie, Crimson Peak will be competing with the more youth-focused Goosebumps when it debuts in theaters later this month. (Interestingly, there aren’t many horror films this October. With Eli Roth’s long delayed “torture-porn” film, The Green Inferno, dropping in September, the only other theatrical release horror film before…

Midnight Matinee Psycho [INDIE FILM REVIEW]

Posted By Reverend Leviathan on Aug 12, 2015 in Featured, Origin: DGM Staff, Review: Films, Reviews, Type: Article (w/ Photos)

There’s a raging, psychopathic killer on the loose. Years ago, a man was horrifically slaughtered at a midnight matinee at the local movie theater in Martinsville, Virginia. Up until now, Detective Holt and the Metro Police have only had dead-end leads to help them figure out who the killer could have been. But suddenly the hunt is back on as an unidentified lunatic begins killing innocent film goers attending midnight matinees.

Kill, Granny, Kill [FILM REVIEW]

Posted By Reverend Leviathan on May 26, 2015 in Featured, Origin: DGM Staff, Review: Films, Reviews

Answering an in-home help ad, Abby leaves family and friends for a remote farmhouse in the country where her new employer is hiding some unusual hobbies. Soon Abby is plunged into a nightmare of hellish proportions – pitted against a clan of ruthless, amoral and degenerate flesh-eaters led by their murderous GRANNY!

The Reaper’s Image [SHORT INDIE FILM REVIEW]

Posted By Reverend Leviathan on Apr 1, 2015 in Featured, Origin: DGM Staff, Review: Films, Review: Indie Films

Based on the short story “The Reaper’s Image” from bestselling author Stephen King comes a bone chilling tale about a museum curator, Johnson Spangler, who seeks a prized antique mirror that is rumored to be cursed. Denying the mirror’s dark past, Johnson must purchase it from sleazy antique shop owner Samuel Claggert. Upon purchase, Johnson must remove it from the shop’s attic with guide Mr. Carlin who is scared to death of the DeIver Glass. The two journey to find the prized possession, but it isn’t the only thing they find. They say only chosen people can see the reaper’s image in…

Stash [FILM REVIEW]

Posted By Reverend Leviathan on Oct 15, 2014 in Featured, Review: Films, Review: Indie Films, Reviews, Type: Article (w/ Photos), Type: Article (w/ Videos)

Ol’ Bud’s a big, burly marijuana farmer from the hills of Eastern Kentucky. While Bud has a growing operation, it’s not his only secret: down in his damp, dark, blood-soaked basement is a more sinister and frightening one.

When two local would-be crooks hear that Bud’s leaving town for a few days, they hatch a plan to relieve him of 20 pounds of homegrown. But before they make off with the stash, Bud catches them red-handed and forces them into a bloody game of life or death…a game where drugs, kidnapping, torture and rape are just the beginning…

Eraserhead [VINTAGE FILM REVIEW]

Posted By Dove on Sep 24, 2013 in Origin: DGM Staff, Review: Films, Review: Vintage/Classic Films, Reviews, Type: Article (w/ Photos), Type: Article (w/ Videos)

Eraserhead is probably David Lynch’s most famous film, and gives you a good idea of what his signature (Lynchian) style is like. It’s oneiric, dark, and properly surreal. (Surreal is a description that tends to be a little bit over-used, but it can definitely be applied to almost anything done by Lynch.) Its strangeness goes beyond the surface, giving it a dreamlike, noirish atmosphere. Sometimes it’s almost calming (albeit eerily so), while at others it depicts scenes taken from an absolute…