Reviews – Page 49

Manborg (2011)

While most of the humor doesn’t land and relies too heavily on being “so bad it’s good,” Manborg is a decent love letter to 80s genre cinema.

While its humor is primarily low-brow, and it has shoddy production values, The Taint is a fascinating piece of guerrilla filmmaking.

While hampered by numerous jump scares and elements borrowed from other movies, Smile is a uniquely terrifying horror film.

While it suffers from a sluggish pace, Five Star is a nonetheless fascinating look at life on the streets with some great performances.

While it borrows elements from other movies and suffers from a low budget, Shadowzone is an ambitiously crafted sci-fi horror film.