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Ben Nagy reviews ‘The Sitter’: Cat-sitting nightmare becomes a Satanic trap

The sitter can you survive the night.

Charlotte (Aisling Knight), a college student studying psychology, is offered a pretty obscene amount of money (200 pounds a night โ€“ roughly $258 U.S.) to stay three nights in a big house out in the woods because these codgers are going to take a long weekend and they donโ€™t want to leave their cat or their house alone in writer/director Simon Richardson’s Satanic shocker.

LAST CALL | Retro Review: Joe Bob Checks Out ‘Nightbreed’

Joe Bob, wearing a cowboy hat, sits on a chair in front of a trailer while holding his book "A Joe Bob Original: How to Make a Slasher Film".

Yep — the 1990s were 30 years ago, and while we await the start of Season Two-o of the Last Drive-In, we’re going to dust off some Joe Bob retro reviews. First up, the kinkiest man in England (Clive Barker) collaborates with the kinkiest man in Canada (David Cronenberg) for “Nightbreed.”

Ben Nagy reviews ‘Nightmare Man’: Here’s What Happens When Fertility Masks Go Bad

The cover of nightmare man.

Writer-director Rolfe Kanefsky mashes together conceits from classic Tales From the Crypt episodes, slasher movies and possession flicks, and the result is Nightmare Man, the film that answers the question: What could it hurt if you mail away for a creepy mask that is intended to help couples in getting pregnant, but it ends up unleashing a rape demon even though the rape demon might actually end up all being in the wifeโ€™s mind?

Ben Nagy reviews ‘VelociPastor’: Priest Uses Dino-Powers to Chomp Crime, Pierce Pimp & Gnaw Ninjas

The movie poster for the velociraptor.

In a filmic landscape that has spawned Toxic Avengers, Sharknados and multiple attacks by killer tomatoes, among others, itโ€™s a tough order to come up with a concept thatโ€™s intentionally campy yet unique enough that it can potentially accumulate its own cult. So writer-director Brendan Steere did his best to find the sweet spot with VelociPastor, featuring a priest named Doug Jones (Gregory James Cohan), who gains the power to morph into a dinosaur to mete out holy and bloody vengeance.