IFC Midnight has acquired North American rights to Trent Haaga’s 68 Kill, which had its world premiere at last month’s SXSW Film Festival. Our own Ben Larned reviewed...
Karen Skloss‘ The Honor Farm, which takes place on prom night, sending a girl on a psychedelic trip that could be a dangerous trap, just had its world...
In our modern society, the obsession with reality TV is still a prevalent as ever, with millions of Americans regularly tuning in to Bravo, E!, TLC, and the...
Themes of isolation have regularly permeated vampire stories in popular culture for years, and why wouldn’t they? Vampires are arguably the quintessential outcasts in horror, a concept explored...
Horror has seen its fair share of pregnancy horror stories over the decades with mixed results. For every genre favorite like Inside or Rosemary’s Baby over the years, there have also been plenty...
L.A.-based Strand Releasing shared with Bloody Disgusting the opening scene from Michael O’Shea’s atmospheric New York tale The Transfiguration, which world-premiered at Cannes’ Un Certain Regard and just...
Bloody Disgusting learned that Saban Films and DIRECTV have acquired the North American rights to Small Town Crime, financed and developed by Avva pictures, which was written and directed...
It’s no lie that stateside slasher fans have been in a bit of a dry spell as far as theatrically released slasher films go as of late. While films like...
Much fuss has been made about Daniel Espinosa’s life in the past month or so. When the trailer was released, people criticized it of being an Alien ripoff. Last...
Baseball bat, golf club or a gun, here’s the official one-sheet for Trent Haaga’s 68 Kill, which had its world premiere at last week’s SXSW Film Festival. Based on the...
A new spin on the slasher genre, Tyler MacIntyre’s Tragedy Girls was one of our favorite films at the SXSW Film Festival. Trace and I loved the...
While Trace, Andrew and I have been knees deep in SXSW Film Festival coverage here on Bloody Disgusting, there’s also reviews for non-genre films popping up...
Life being a prequel to Venom was one of the best conspiracy theories online. Every single piece of the puzzle fit together, with the exception of...
Depending on how much time you have, it’s not possible to cover every film at a film festival, which means that a potentially amazing film can...
After suffering through countless overtly serious genre films at this year’s SXSW, I was saved by Tyler MacIntyre’s fiercely entertaining Tragedy Girls. Boasted as a “new...
One of the tricky things about being a film critic is that you have to train yourself to be as impartial as possible when reviewing a film....
Lots of people die in the bloody new film from Joe Lynch. Lynch, who directed fan favorite Wrong Turn 2, Knights of Badassdom, and the Salma...
All too often horror fans (myself included) demand more gore in horror movies. The PG-13 rating is condemned for watering down one of the most enjoyable aspects...
Are you all tired of these “We Saw Footage From [Insert Popular Upcoming Horror Film] !” posts? Trust me, I understand. I would love nothing more...
Social issues have always been entwined in horror all the way back from Metropolis to Night of the Living Dead and most recently Get Out. We talk...
It’s no secret that Annabelle, John R. Leonetti’s 2014 spinoff of The Conjuring, wasn’t exactly the best horror offering of the year. No one was really asking for a...
Our own Trace Thurman is currently at SXSW, where a few select scenes from Ridley Scott’s Alien: Covenant were shown off this past weekend. Trace is...
We love Joe Lynch here at Bloody Disgusting. Not only was he behind the super fun Wrong Turn sequel, but he directed Salma Hayek in the Die Hard-esque Everly, and went LARPing...
It was previously reported that the second half of Andrés Muschietti’s adaptation of Stephen King’s It would be filming this month, but unfortunately that does not seem...
