You’re a Devil because I say you are… For hundreds upon hundreds of years, across the continent through 15th – 19th century Europe, men and especially women, lived under the tyranny of religious extremist […]

When your zombie movie starts off with some 1930′s orchestral score that sounds like its going to break out into happy song and dance, you get an instant idea of what the next 60 minutes are going to be like – not […]

Ezra Cobb – Ed Gein – what’s the difference? None. Now sit down next to dead momma and have some dinner. Deranged is a 1974 slasher film depicting the life of Ezra Cobb. It is also the true story of Ed Gein – […]

The monster-movie phase underwent a mitosis into the serial killer and alien eras, somewhere circa 1980. As the disaster movie had dominated in the 1970′s, Jaws took horror in another direction with an Academy […]

Maidenhead is an unique and artistic, mild toned vampire film for the hardcover cafe’ eclectic. The main focus of this black and white vision is Martin, played by AJ Bowen (House of the Devil / The Signal), a 30 […]

A young, nightlife-intense ensemble reminiscent of Return of the Living Dead breaks into a warehouse in preparation for a rave they are running later that night. Amidst the setup, these clitorally electrified […]

Hurt is an exceptional dark domestic drama by director Barbara Stepansky, especially for having gone straight to the disc market without a peep, about a scorned little foster child brought into a struggling family […]

Let’s get right to the point. Blood Night: The Legend of Mary Hatchet is 80 minutes of brutal murders of senseless teens, served up amidst a slimy mound of blood and guts and decapitated heads and tits and sex, […]

Backwoods is a story about a group of video game co-workers that embark on a business trip designed to sharpen their executive skills. Its introduced to the office as “Executive Tactics!” – a paintball retreat to […]

One thing that’s priceless about a horror film festival feature is that you never know what you’re going to get, as the films that filter through are original ideas drawn from a fresh wave of directorial talent […]

What would it take for you to pull your own eyes out? Not just pop out your own eyeballs… peel your eyelids off, too. Pop out those slimy orbs and pull those optics nerves until they snap. Force your fingers […]

Fans of John Carpenter – take note – you may not have seen them all. Warner Brothers has released a six-pack of hard to find horror entities of recent days gone by, called the Twisted Terror Collection – released […]

Written by Lucio Fulci and Dario Argento, Wax Mask is a sexy, Italian, gothic horror piece set in a wax museum of murderous atrocities. Its dedicated to the Italian horror master Lucio Fulci, whose involvement on […]

Watching King of the Zombies reminded me of a scene from Friday the 13th Part IV: The Final Chapter. Remember when they were all lounging around that final night, drinking beer and laughing at the old black and […]

Came across a British horror release called The Toybox – directed by Paolo Sedazzari (The Shant Club, Rockin’ Chair) hoping to see either something gruesome, or something soft I could pass on to the kid – ’cause […]

Its funny to look at the cover of this DVD. With Asylum Entertainment releases, you’re totally lying to yourself if you don’t instantly recognize that this film’s sole hope of survival is to thrive off of its […]

Director Peter Mervis (When a Killer Calls) and Asylum Home Entertainment take a B-film budget, and a zombie story, and squeeze out tons of gore and entrails in the direct-to-DVD Dead Men Walking. When someone […]