Acquired by Lionsgate with hopes of becoming their next big franchise, Adam Wingard and Simon Barrett’s You’re Next cleaned up the horror awards at the Fantastic Fest in Austin, Texas. The home invasion slasher […]

A group of five survivors, armed with shotguns, axes and machetes, wander the back roads of a ravaged landscape looking for refuge in The Day, a terrifying look into a post-apocalyptic future. As war ravages […]

In the film a quiet town is uprooted by a series of murders committed by someone bent on revenge. John Landis (American Werewolf in London, “Thriller”) will be producing.
Alternate synopsis: A horror-comedy […]

The zombie world has yet to witness one last stand – Cuba. An outbreak hits the island on the anniversary of the revolution, so Juan and his friends set out to conquer the undead who, according to government […]

Horror is a broad genre. It wraps its claws around every conceivable genre, twisting and contorting it to make something wholly unique yet, in many cases, incredibly accessible. In many cases, these films […]

Rage, a low budget indie homage featuring an unnamed man on a bike terrorizing an unassuming man, has its heart in the right place. It starts off well enough, but manages to deviate from what makes it seem […]

Much like found footage, the Grindhouse aesthetic has become an easy way to break into the world of horror. When you combine this with Troma, youâe(TM)re forced to abandon all hope of normalcy, and this is […]

One shouldnâe(TM)t blame Elise Robertsonâe(TM)s feature directorial debut Donner Pass for being an absolutely horrible film. In the vein of straight-to-DVD horror about kids going into the woods and dying, the […]

Indie British thrillers are usually a sure thing. Maybe itâe(TM)s their dry humor or tendency to simply charm the pants off of us with their accents, but flicks like Severance and Eden Lake prove that low-budget, […]

DVD Review
Faces in the Crowd is one of those films that simply infuriates you as its horrible plot moves along at a snailâe(TM)s pace. Milla Jovovich plays Anna, a schoolteacher who develops prosopagnosia, or […]

When you hear of a movie directed by Jack Perez, your first instinct is to get some friends together and create a drinking game. The man behind last year’s hilariously awful Asylum production Mega Shark vs. Giant […]

Post-apocalyptic thrillers are becoming played out; it’s incredibly hard to make walking across a bleak landscape an entertaining endeavor, and much like the zombie film, there’s not much left to do with the genre […]

The Terror Experiment is essential 28 Days Later meets Resident Evil with slightly higher production values than a SyFy movie of the week. It features a number of actors desperately clinging to some semblance of a […]