Matt Donato, Author at We Got This Covered – Page 75 of 134 - Part 75

Matt Donato

A drinking critic with a movie problem. Foodie. Meatballer. Horror Enthusiast.

Matt Donato - Page 75

Misogynist Review

Misogynist is far too slight to say anything monumental, which makes its sick view towards woman weightless and hateful in the face of redundant victimization.

Digging Up The Marrow Review

Digging Up The Marrow is a tense, confident, and gorgeously terrifying monster movie that turns Alex Pardee's artistry into vibrant, eye-catching horrors.

Suburban Gothic Review

Suburban Gothic is a hipster's Poltergeist that boasts more of Richard Bates Jr.'s darkly comedic wit, but more importantly, it's a strong second feature that showcases one of the more vibrant up-and-coming horror filmmakers the genre has to offer.

Girlhouse Review

Girlhouse is just another nudie horror flick at first glance, but a strong finale finishes things off with a bloody, satisfying moneyshot.

First Deathgasm Trailer Brings A Montage Of Bloody Metal Mayhem

When the South By Southwest film festival announced this year's Midnighters lineup, the inclusion of Deathgasm made me want to rip a celebratory guitar solo. I'd only heard of the concept, obsessed with the mixture of metal music and demonic forces, but not even my wildest double-bass-pedal-fueled nightmares could prepare my eye-holes for the film's first trailer. Mates, this hellish beast looks absolutely "Brutal as fuck!"

Wyrmwood: Road Of The Dead Review

Wyrmwood: Road Of The Dead leaves the competition choking on its dust (and a few zombie guts), as the Roache-Turner brothers do their Aussie-influences proud in this full-throttle horror debut.

Nightcrawler Blu-Ray Review

Jake Gyllenhaal is better than the sum of Nightcrawler's parts, but the film is still a riveting, horrific exploitation that blurs the lines between American greed and the American dream.

What We Do In The Shadows Review

What We Do In The Shadows boasts the subtle wit of a Christopher Guest mockumentary without disregarding a vampire film's bloody nature, scoring memorable laughs through satire and gore alike.

Zombie Killers: Elephant’s Graveyard Review

CGI zombie deer, CGI zombie fish, and CGI zombie bears - Oh, no!

Exclusive Interview With Ben Barnes On Seventh Son

Ben Barnes, best known for his portrayal of Prince Caspian in the Narnia franchise, is no stranger to mythical beasts and dangerous swordplay. While this might not be a useful trait for the world you or I live in, such talents are necessary when hunting medieval monsters, which made Barnes a perfect fit for Sergey Bodrov's Seventh Son. Although the film was finished a few years ago, audiences are just now getting the opportunity to watch Barnes fight witches alongside the likes of Jeff Bridges and a lovable ogre, as they rush to stop Julianne Moore before she harnesses an impending Blood Moon for all of its evil power.