Director Adam Robitel brings the same flashy camera moves and lighting from the first film over to this one, and it more or less works, but concepts of the rooms are a lot less interesting, and in the case of the first subway train room, could potentially be epilepsy-inducing.
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Lewton Bus’ own Adam Bumas sits down for a chat with Adam Simon, director of the horror documentary, THE AMERICAN NIGHTMARE.
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Jason Horton's low-budget style showcase digs up a few surprises
Ryan takes a look at independent director Jason Horton’s newest, THE CAMPUS. What did Ryan find in the desert?
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The night side of African royalty
The following contains spoilers for the 1972 film Blacula. Blacula: A relic, a punchline. Better than its reputation suggests, Blacula is a strange film of mixed intentions and execution. In the light of Black Panther, released this week, I thought about this film (which I have been going over in my mind, in some capacity, since
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