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[Interview] ‘Tabloid Vivant’ Director Kyle Broom Discusses His Surreal Debut
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[Review] ‘Tabloid Vivant’ is a Weird and Surreal Gem
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[Review] ‘Decay’ is a Beautiful and Lonely Debut
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[Review] Daniel O’Meara is Perhaps Too Crazy In ‘Deadly Famous’
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[Review] The Weirdness of ‘Curtain’ Won’t Be to Everyone’s Tastes
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[Podcast] Whatever – “Zero to 60”
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[Review] There’s More to ‘The Lesson’ Than Just Torture
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10 Must-See Independent Horror Films of 2016!
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[Review] Inventive Brutality with Cop Drama Hides Behind ‘The Laughing Mask’
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[Review] Gut-Wrenching Thrills Await You in ‘Cruel Summer’
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[Review] ‘Anguish’ Delightfully Creeps and Compels
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[Review] ‘Live-Evil’ is Dead With Flat Humour, Lame Characters and Story
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[DVD Review] ‘Nightmare Code’ Successfully Tweaks Found Footage Idea
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[Review] ‘Aaaaaaaah!’: Weird Concept Will Divide Viewers Despite Great Acting
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[Review] ‘Indigenous’ Apes ‘The Descent’ with Disposable Characters
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[Review] Goss Shines, Ghosts Creep in ‘The House On Pine Street’
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[Review] Presentation Only Goes So Far In ‘Condemned’
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[Podcast] Whatever – September 21st, 2015 – “SOMA-therf%$@ing What”
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[Review] ‘The Hive’ Dresses a Tired Concept Up in a Fancy Structure, But Still Falls Short
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‘Among the Sleep’ Postmortem: Children of the Grave
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[Podcast] Whatever – August 25th, 2015 – “It’s A Mad, Mad World”
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[Podcast] Whatever – July 27th, 2015 – “Journey of the Fallen”
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We’re Looking For Writers Passionate About Horror!
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[Review] ‘Amigo Undead’ Hits Most of the Horror-Comedy Notes, But Lacks Knockout Blow