HorrO's Gory Reviews

Set on the canals amid the glorious British countryside, two sisters and their boyfriends head off for a relaxing weekend away on a barge, unaware of the flesh-eating fish mutants lurking in the water, ready and waiting to feed. Starring: Kate Davies-Speak, Mark McKirdy, and Makenne Guyler Directed by: Charlie Steeds Written by: Christopher Lombard   So it appears some people might vacation a little differently in the British countryside. Taking barges for a spin is apparently a thing. Well so is going on a boat ride, or cruising around in an RV. It really doesn’t matter what the mode of transportation is as long as the ending is the same. For this review, lets get on the barge, and see where “The Barge People” take us.   Sisters Kat (Kate Davies-Speak) and Jade (Makenna Guyler) have lost their mother, and are taking an opportunity to get away from things with their boyfriends. They rent a barge, and begin their adventure down stream. Kat’s boyfriend i...

In 1960s England, Blake Cunningham and his alcoholic mother are forced to move into the mysterious Clemonte Hall, a vast isolated manor house, to care for his dying Grandfather who resides in the attic room. Soon, ghostly goings-on fill the house with dread, as it becomes apparent Grandfather’s illness may have a supernatural cause that can only be cured by uncovering the terrifying secrets of the house and its dark history. Starring: David Lenik, Tessa Wood, and Barrington De La Roche Directed and written by: Charlie Steeds   It’s always tough caring for a loved one, and maybe even more for one you haven’t seen in a while. Blake (David Lenik) and his mother Margot (Tessa Wood) end up doing just that when they have to move into Clemonte Hall. They end up tasked with having to take care of his sick grandfather (Barrington De La Roche). A manor like the one in "An English Haunting" is bound to have secrets, and they’re about to be discovered.   Blake se...