Walker Pictures and Nishimura Eizo’s Dead Sushi, the latest horror/comedy from acclaimed Japanese director Noboru Iguchi, will World Premiere at Montreal’s prestigious Fantasia International Film Festival...
Fatal Pictures has just announced “Familiar”, a new horror short starring Robert Nolan, Astida Auza and Cathryn Hostick as the seemingly idyllic yet ultimately doomed Dodd...
With the Fantasia Film Festival hosting the premiere of Jennifer Lynch’s Chained, it only makes sense for them to also share Penny Vozniak’s Despite the Gods,...
Another genre flick screening at the forthcoming 16th annual Fantasia International Film Festival (July 19-August 7) is Jennifer Lynch’s (Hisss and Surveillance) NC-17 thriller Chained, which...
Announced last week as part of the 16th annual Fantasia International Film Festival, taking Montreal by storm July 19-August 7, we’ve scored a new look at...
Screening at the forthcoming 16th annual Fantasia International Film Festival (July 19-August 7) is Charles de Lauzirika’s vigilante thriller Crave, which we’ve landed the first stills...
It was announced yesterday that Walker Pictures and Nishimura Eizo’s Dead Sushi, the latest horror/comedy from acclaimed Japanese director Noboru Iguchi, will World Premiere at Montreal’s...
Screening at the forthcoming 16th annual Fantasia International Film Festival (July 19-August 7) is Naoyoshi Shiotani’s Japanese anime Blood-C: The Last Dark, which we’ve landed a...
Walker Pictures and Nishimura Eizo have announced that Dead Sushi, the latest horror/comedy from acclaimed Japanese director Noboru Iguchi, will World Premiere at Montreal’s prestigious Fantasia...
Announced this morning as part of the 16th annual Fantasia International Film Festival, taking Montreal by storm July 19-August 7, we’ve landed an extremely gory exclusive...
The 16th annual Fantasia International Film Festival is gearing up to take Montreal by storm with three weeks of inspiration and thrills starting July 19 and...
Image Entertainment presents a horror anthology like no other with its release of The Theatre Bizarre. The film was directed by seven veterans of the horror...
Bloody Disgusting stringer Brad McHargue writes in from Telluride with our review of Jack Perez’s Some Guy Who Kills People, which stars Kevin Corrigan, Lucy Davis,...
Kaleidoscope Entertainment has released the official U.K. trailer to Julian Gilbey’s pretty incredible British thriller A Lonely Place to Die, starring Melissa George (Amityville Horror, 30...
Kaleidoscope Entertainment has released the official U.K. quad to Julian Gilbey’s British thriller A Lonely Place to Die, starring Melissa George (Amityville Horror, 30 Days of...
Having premiered out of SXSW last March, David Harley initially reviewed Little Deaths, a new horror anthology featuring horrific tales from three of England’s edgiest filmmakers:...
The Fantasia Film Festival played host to the North American premiere of Entertainment One and Paul Campion’s The Devil’s Rock, a very small Nazi-demon tale that’s...
The Fantasia Film Festival continues on for another week in Montreal, Canada. Get ready for loads of updates, interviews, and reviews coming your way! Fantasia is...
This year Fantasia Film Festival is paying tribute to one of the leading indie horror directors, Adam Wingard, by showing a wide array of his works....
My favorite film out of the ongoing Fantasia Film Festival was Julian Gilbey’s absolutely incredible UK thriller A Lonely Place to Die, a rule-breaking genre film...
One of the biggest shockers out of the Fantasia Film Festival in Montreal was Severin Films’ The Theatre Bizarre, their massive horror anthology featuring the likes...
Don’t watch any trailers, don’t watch any clips, don’t read this review or any others before you see Sony’s Retreat because it will exhaust the uniquely...
Having its premiere at the Fantasia Film Festival in Montreal next month is The Wicker Tree, Robin Hardy’s The Wicker Man companion piece that looks pretty...
One of the coolest stories to kick off 2011 was that the brilliant Park Chan-wook had shot a 30-minute short horror film all on an iPhone....
