Life Zone (2011, PG-13, 86)

Three women have gone to clinics for abortions.  They are kidnapped and forced to have their babies.  This movie is basically full of propaganda for and against abortion.  Acting was bad, story was weird, not really a horror movie.

Apartment 145 (2011, R, 80)

Apartment 145 is yet another paranormal research movie.  When the investigators come to the house there are some creepy visuals and happenings.  By the end of the movie the makers had run out of ideas and ended it poorly.

Hole (2009, PG-13, 92)

Hole is great for the young teen group.  Two boys move into a house, with their mother, and find a Hole in their basement.  Things come out of the hole to terrorize anyone who sees the hole.  This movie is creepy by visuals.  Hole can be enjoyed by adults as well. 

Identity (2003, R, 90)

This movie has a second rate all-star cast.  It is fun to see all the fairly known actors and is quite entertaining.   The story line was a little whimsy, but it ends up fitting together decently.  It has some suspense, thrill, some gore, and has a good ending.  

House at the End of the Street (2012, PG-13, 101)

This movie has a great cast.  The story line did well, but gets a little scrabbled at the end.  Over all this movie was just okay, although that may have some to do with keeping at a PG-13 rating. 

Texas Chainsaw 3D (2013, R, 92)

One of the best horror films of all time!  This was a great extension of the original!  The blood was everywhere, but wasn’t cheesy.  There was no straight up nudity, but did show some skin including side boob.  The story line was fitting and actually went stronger with the true story of Ed Gein.   This movie was done with research and with quality filming and cast.  The scares were great, continued suspense, gore, Chainsaw, and Family!  A Must See slasher!