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The Last Sharknado: It's About Time is a bit weaker part of the whole series for me. I was sometimes disappointed that some of the digital special effects were really sloppy. But there are cameos by actors that I enjoyed, there are good, cool scenes, and the humor is a type that you have to already like. If you liked the previous films, you'll like this one too. Ian Ziering has created one of the most iconic B-movie characters of recent years. Who would've thought. You're gonna love Tara, too.

The American film Son of Dracula rode the wave of sequels that were filmed quite extensively in the 1940s. Their quality was declining compared to the 1930s, which is evident in the poor script and the odd title. Lon Chaney Jr. is a legend, but even he couldn't bring anything extra to this movie because there wasn't much to bring. The only thing that would surprise me is if it would be bloody or gory. Neither happened.

The American film The Love Witch is definitely can definitely captivate, but not horror fans. Its classification on some databases in the horror genre is simply misguided. Still, it is a film worth watching. Yes, it's a bit weird and the runtime is a bit too long, but on the other hand, it's an experience that you don’t get to have every day. Which is also a good thing.

American film Run! Bitch Run! is an example of the fact that the filmmakers knew exactly what they wanted to make and adapted their efforts accordingly. And it worked. They made a revenge film in the spirit of the 70s, which is not visually good at first glance, but otherwise has all the attributes of what the viewer expects. And it's quite bloody. You get what you're supposed to get here. The creators gave you what they wanted to and knew how to handle it.

If you haven't seen Dead End, definitely give it a chance, because this is a pretty unique horror comedy. It's very good, and even though the story seems simple, it certainly isn’t a bad thing, because the script is well thought out and may surprise you towards the end. The ending is not exactly new, but it can still feel like quite a punch to the gut.

The American horror film The Amityville Murders somehow fits qualitatively into what the Amityville series is all about. It must be admitted, though, that this isn't an outright garbage film, but there’s nothing about it that makes it stand out. It's too predictable and it follows too clear of a storyline, which simply doesn't go anywhere. Don't expect the unexpected and you might not be bored. Or maybe you will be anyway.

The American film The Invisible Man Returns is an example of how a sequel may not be as good as the original film, and yet it still has something to keep the audience interested. That’s also the case long after the film's premiere. The special effects are great and Vincent Price didn't underestimate his role. The filmmakers really played their cards right, and that's a good thing. The film isn't downright dark, though it does have some good scenes, but it’s the playfulness that makes the film entertaining. You will enjoy watching it.

The British film The Devil Complex is a waste of time. You don't get anything except people running around in a snowy landscape, and in a picture that doesn't exactly have great quality. But it's supposed to be raw and realistic, right? It's not! It's the same old crap that can't even bring anything new to the die-hard fan. Perhaps only to someone who has never seen a horror film like this before.

If you look forward to the scenes where the monster appears in most movies with giant monsters, and you don't enjoy the scenes where the monster doesn't appear and people are just talking, Komodo vs. Cobra is the exact opposite. Here, you aren’t going to enjoy the scenes with monsters and instead you'll enjoy the scenes with people where the actors try to act a bit. Even so, you won't be too impressed with the film because it's simply weak. Very weak.

The South African horror film The Lullaby has taken on a typical theme, so you’re going to know exactly how it's all going to unfold. It's up to the filmmakers to decide if what happens will be supernatural, or if it will be due to the madness of the main character, or if it will remain unexplained until the end. It depends on your taste whether you are ultimately satisfied with the course they chose. In the end, the South Africans certainly didn't disappoint, but they also didn’t impress.