Not to be confused with the Sony video game series, nor the 2006 Truman Capote film, 2020's Infamous is more of a millennial take on 1994’s Natural Born Killers. In that, instead of focusing on the regular media’s involvement in killing, it now includes social...
The Deeper You Dig is a family Horror Drama directed, written, and starring a real-life family. Husband and wife duo John Adams (Knuckle Jack 2013, The Shoot 2014) and Toby Poser (Rumblestrips 2013, Halfway to Zen 2016) have made movie making a family business since...
The Blackout: Invasion Earth is the latest flick in the apocalyptic Sci-Fi genre. In the film, everywhere on the planet goes dark and the only area left unaffected is a ring of land in Eastern Europe known as the ‘Circle of Life.' Any attempts to...
Some films age slowly, and some wither into husks before their release year is over. A few manage to seem evergreen, with perhaps the odd dated outfit or reference here and there. But documentaries are particularly at risk at aging badly because there is always...
They have been to Spain, Italy and, most glamorous of all, Northern England. Now Steve Coogan (24 Hour Party People 2002, Philomena 2013) and Rob Brydon (A Cock & Bull Story 2005, The Huntsman: Winter’s War 2016) take on Greece as they retrace Odysseus’ journey...
Why have one short story when you can have four? Wild Eye Releasing will be bringing Weird Fiction to the public through DVD and VOD on Tuesday, May 12, 2020. A collection of four short films written, edited and directed by Jacob Perrett (Spine Chiller 2019),...
Anyone in the mood for a Polish, Medieval Horror/Thriller? If so, Sword of God, aka The Mute, will be released on Friday, May 1st, 2020 via Film Movement’s Virtual Cinema through Reel Suspects. Interestingly enough, the film gained a few awards and nominations on the film...
The title says it all: Exorcism at 60,000 Feet. If it were not about an exorcism on an airplane, it would be about a possessed Mothra. Making its film festival debut at the 2019 Hollywood Horrorfest in August, where it won Best actor for lead...
It is hard to find people who have a grey zone opinion on 1978’s I Spit on Your Grave. The rape-revenge Horror-Slasher is either loved or loathed. Many viewers fell into the former, producing a market for a 2010 remake that got two sequels of...
It is nigh impossible to be a Horror fan without either knowing Stephen King or coming across his work in one form or another. In fact, even non-Horror fans might have felt his influence: Horror enthusiasts may have 1980’s The Shining or 1976’s Carrie in...
