Ghost Game/ Biohazardous (2004/2001) Movie Reviews

Ghost Game (2004)

Director-Joe Knee
Screenwriter-Benjamin Oren
Stars-Alexandra Barreto, Shelby Fenner, Curt Cornelius
Run Time-72 minutes

REVIEW:


I'll watch any horror movie that lands on my lap and give it an honest review. Ghost Game happened to land in my lap and I had no idea what it was about. I popped it in my DVD player not knowing what to expect and ended up being surprised.

Ghost Game is a 72 minute harmless horror film. It's not going to win any awards or anything, it's just there. You'll either like it or hate it. There are no big special effects or big name actors, just some unknowns, some cameras, a script and a low budget. There is much worse stuff out there, so keep that in mind while watching it.

The Story is The Evil Dead meets Jumanji, with some twists here and there. The acting is not all that bad, but not really good either. In the end, it serves both the movie and the story well enough.

Like the acting, the directing serves the movie in the end. Some interesting shots here and there but nothing too fancy.

The music is your typical spooky horror music. Nothing special.

If you're looking for lots of gore, look elsewhere. But it's not totally dry though. A bloody shovel, some bloody scratching and a bloody impalement wets the whistle enough.

The dialogue is often funny at times and bad at other times. Reminded of Joss Whedon.

In the end, Ghost Game is harmless entertainment. It's quick and to the point. Need something that is a decent time waster? Ghost Game is a rental then.

6/10

Biohazardous (2001)

Director/Screenwriter-Michael J. Hein
Stars-David Garver, Katheryn Winnick, Gary Ray
Run Time-95 minutes

REVIEW:

I love zombie movies. Hell, I even made one myself. It was unreleased though, as it should be. Biohazardous is a bad zombie movie, so bad it becomes entertaining.

The movie had bad acting, directing, special FX, music, etc. The thing is it knows it. It's not one of those horror films that tries to be good, but is really bad. This film knows it and shows it.