Some just naturally gravitate toward the darker side of art and find inspiration amidst it all to create something all their own. Such is the case with Ash Costello, a lady who has been in fascination with the macabre since a young age. Helping inspire...
This week in Horror movie history, back on July 31st of 1998, Phantasm: OblIVion initially premiered at Canada's Fantasia International Film Festival. Going on to make its video premiere in the USA back on October 13th, 1998, it brought back all the main characters from the original...
Every one of us wishes that we could follow our dreams; the endless possibilities that lie within our imaginations. Doing just that, David Hartman turned a love for cartoons, toys, and movies into a career. Working as an Emmy Award-nominated director, producer, illustrator and character...
"I believe they bring us here to die" says Jebediah, aka The Tall Man, to Reggie from his supposed deathbed in the fifth and final Phantasm film, Phantasm: Ravager. Marking the only film in the 37-year Horror film franchise not to be directed by Don Coscarelli,...
This week in Horror movie history, back on July 8th, 1988, Phantasm II drilled its way into theaters. It had been almost a decade since the release of 1979's Phantasm, the little Indie Horror/Sci-Fi film directed by Don Coscarelli (Phantasm film series) that became a huge success....
This week in Horror movie history, Phantasm was released March 28, 1979 through New Breed Productions. Bram Stoker award winner Don Coscarelli (Beastmaster 1982, Bubba Ho-Tep 2002) wrote, directed, edited, and shot the film, which was produced by Coscarelli's father, Dac, along with Beastmaster's Paul Pepperman. The score...
The Dwarves wander around the great, labyrinthine mausoleum aimlessly, the Gravers' pick axes and shovels remain hung up and unused, and the Dimensional Fork's tonal hum has silenced. On January 9th of 2016, the Red Planet weeps, for The Tall Man has passed on to...
