Reviewed by Daryl Loomis
Quote: "The Morgue has an intelligent, if sometimes convoluted, story; pulls decent performances from an inexperienced cast; and features an effectively moody atmosphere. This is a quality, low-budget thriller worth checking out."

Reviewed by David Johnson
Quote: "It's got all the ingredients: a shadowy conspiracy, uptight nuns with something to hide, lots of pounding on the walls in a confined space, feverish visions, bleeding walls, old horny guys that are attracted to their own family, torture in the name of piousness, spontaneous lesbianism, chanting, screaming, pleading, dead languages and a big reveal, which is exactly fairly unsettling."

Reviewed by Clark Douglas
Quote: "The movie begins as a sharp and compelling idea, moves towards something scary, and then devolves into near incomprehensibility in the final act."

Reviewed by David Johnson
Quote: "One of my favorite shows gets its best season. If you like fun TV, you'll like this set."

Reviewed by Kristin Munson
Quote: "Cannibalism is perfectly acceptable, it seems, when presented as the stuff of nightmares or played for ghoulish giggles like in Sweeney Todd or the Danish comedy The Green Butchers, but try to convince people it can work in a romantic fantasy, and suddenly you're the pariah of the party and your hosts are doing everything they can to keep between you and the utensils."

Reviewed by David Johnson
Quote: "Believe it folks, Rogue rocks. It's a tense, scary, thrilling, unpredictable horror film and just about the most entertaining killer beastie flick I've seen this side of Tremors."

Reviewed by Tom Becker
Quote: "While The Wizard of Gore gets high marks for style, it is frustratingly thin on substance."

Reviewed by Clark Douglas
Quote: "Almost everyone involved brings a lot to the table, but it's all ultimately crushed by the weight of a bad script."

Reviewed by Paul Pritchard
Quote: "Following a laughing fit, Candice strips down to her undies and bathes in her mother's blood-spattered remains. Why she does this? Your guess is as good as mine."

Reviewed by Bill Gibron
Quote: "Last time around, Masters of Horror offered more clunkers than classics. With Season Two, the ratio of good to bad is much more balanced, with more excellence than exasperation."