Quantcast
Connect with us

Indie

WORLD OF DEATH Ep. 63 – Don’t Creep Up / The Tap Dancer

Published

9 years ago

on

Hey WOD Watchers!

•

Sorry, I know it’s Monday so I’ll keep the excitement to a minimum until everyone has had their coffee or whatever they use to help get them through this most dreaded day of the week.  Today’s theme is seriously horrific to people with coulrophobia.  I’ll wait while you Google that shit… Got it?  It’s the fear of clowns.  That’s right.  Today we have a double feature of a Bozo bonanza.  These tales are more terrifying than that time you woke up with face paint on your jeans and a Juggalo passed out on your floor.  One too many Faygos and Everclear will do that to you.

 •
Anyhow, our first film on the docket is Don’t Creep Up from director Jhon Doria.  This one brings us to the typical suburban home of an upper middle class family.  Mr. Majestic the clown is there in full regalia, interviewing with the parents of the household for their child’s birthday party.  He survives a barrage of awkward questioning before he has to try and survive their dirty little secret.  If you hate clowns, this one if for you, because they pretty much get what you think they deserve.  This is a good blend of humor and horror with just enough awkwardness to throw you off the scent of death.
 •
Then director J.D. Brown brings us his shortie, The Tap Dancer.  Alvin and his girlfriend are having an awful hard time trying to go to sleep with all the noise from the neighbor upstairs.  Let’s face it, most of us have experienced this ourselves or listened to someone bitch about it on Facebook.  However, things take a turn for the worse when Alvin decides to storm his aggravated self upstairs to confront the tap dancing perp.  Seems like the person in that apartment has an unwanted guest who has made himself at home.  This one takes practical effects and grit and makes us think twice about bothering our neighbors.  Think of Rob Zombie’s 31 on a micro-budget.
 •
So again, enjoy the flicks and see for yourself that we are NOT clownin’ around when it comes to giving you the best in indie horror.  Haha, see what I did there?  Sorry, I’ll see myself out.
 •
Roll it!
– Dominick DeLuca

World of Death is the web series that fans of independent horror have been waiting for.  Featuring short horror films from all over the globe created by the largest variety of talent that a collection has ever been able to boast, WOD provides plenty of blood, guts, screams and laughs for all fans of the macabre.  And with episodes averaging around eight minutes in length, WOD is the perfect entertainment for a fan base constantly on the go.  Watch it anywhere, at any time, for FREE! New episodes premiere every Monday and Thursday at 10am CST.

SUBSCRIBE HERE

SUBMIT HERE

WATCH HERE

Related Topics:
1 Comment

Indie

Anna Faris & Regina Hall Promise ‘Scary Movie’ Will “Offend Everyone;” New Images Revealed

Published

1 month ago

on

May 1, 2026

By

The Wayans are out to cancel the Cancel Culture with Scary Movie, and the cast assures it will do just that.

“They sort of have an across-the-board style,” Anna Faris tells EW. “It’s always been a part of the Wayans Brothers, their electricity. ‘Can we offend you? Will you still love us? Come on, you still love us, don’t you?'”

Regina Hall concurs, promising the “boundary-pushing” sixth installment in the horror parody franchise will “offend everyone.”

EW has shared a batch of behind-the-scenes images from Scary Movie, which hits theaters June 5 via Paramount.

Faris and Hall are joined by fellow franchise favorites Marlon Wayans, Shawn Wayans, Dave Sheridan, Lochlyn Munro, Cheri Oteri, Chris Elliott, and Jon Abrahams in the legacy sequel.

The ensemble includes Damon Wayans Jr., Gregg Wayans, Kim Wayans, Benny Zielke, Cameron Scott Roberts, Heidi Gardner, Olivia Rose Keegan, Ruby Snowber, Savannah Lee Nassif, Sydney Park, Kenan Thompson, and Felissa Rose.

Michael Tiddes (A Haunted House) directs from a script by Marlon Wayans, Shawn Wayans, original Scary Movie director Keenen Ivory Wayans, Craig Wayans (Scary Movie 2), and Rick Alvarez (A Haunted House).

The film will slash through reboots, remakes, requels, prequels, sequels, spin-offs, elevated horror, origin stories, anything with the word legacy in it, and every “final chapter” that absolutely isn’t final.

Scary Movie launched in 2000, followed by Scary Movie 2 in 2001. The Wayans’ involvement ended there, but the series continued with 2003’s Scary Movie 3, 2006’s Scary Movie 4, and 2013’s Scary Movie 5.

Regina Hall & Marlon Wayans on the set of ‘Scary Movie.’ Credit: Paramount Pictures.

Anna Faris on the set of ‘Scary Movie.’ Credit: Paramount Pictures.

Marlon Wayans & Regina Hall on the set of ‘Scary Movie.’ Credit: Paramount Pictures.

Michael Tiddes & Anna Faris on the set of ‘Scary Movie.’ Credit: Paramount Pictures.

Marlon Wayans on the set of ‘Scary Movie.’ Credit: Paramount Pictures.

Regina Hall & Anna Faris on the set of ‘Scary Movie.’ Credit: Paramount Pictures.

Continue Reading