Horror
Rod Lott
Earlier this week, I lambasted writer/director Deon Taylor’s execrable “Nite Tales: The Series” collection on DVD — a trouncing it absolutely deserves — so I approached his feature “Chain Letter” with extreme caution. 

Horror
Rod Lott
I don’t know what it is about Angela Bettis, but stick her in a horror movie — doesn’t matter what, “May” or “The Toolbox Murders” — and I’m instantly interested.

Horror
Rod Lott
Although not all that memorable as its title demands, “Forget Me Not” is decent enough fright fare as you digest its 102 minutes.

Horror
Rod Lott
Last summer, the fourth “Final Destination” movie swapped a numeral for a definitive article, because producers figured the franchise had run its course. Then “The Final Destination” made $181 million worldwide, so this summer, we have another chapter, and the numbering system has been reinstated.