In 2002, Jon ‘Derf’ Backderf (The City comic strip, Punk Rock and Trailer Parks 2010) self-published a 24-page comic book. He had wanted it to be 100 pages, and done by an official publisher, but each one he pitched the project to turned him down....
Imagine for a moment that on All Hallow’s Eve there lurks a madman who is the model amalgamation of some of Horror’s most iconic slashers and villains. He possesses the entertaining personality of Freddy Krueger, Jason Voorhees’ inconceivable invincibility, Michael Myers’ menacing muteness and obsession...
Written and directed by two brothers, John Erick (Devil 2010, As Above, So Below) and Drew Dowdle (Quarantine 2008, No Escape 2015), The Poughkeepsie Tapes tells the story of a series of murders in Poughkeepsie that were found on more than 800 hours of disturbing and...
The newest Found Footage Horror offering, The Cropsey Incident - which was released to major VOD and DVD in July 2017 thanks to good people at Wild Eye Releasing - sees a backwards group of social justice advocates heading into the woods to track down a...
The tall, slender grass of the prairie is perfect for hiding secrets, secrets that lie dormant beneath the soil. Would you believe that Kansas was once the home of one killer family, settlers with a very dark secret? Bender tells the true tale of this...
Murder is already a slippery enough slope, but when you add a villain that looks like he walked straight out of a Paula Deen wet dream covered in what looks to be bacon grease and butter, the circumstances could not get any slipperier; or anymore...
This week in Horror movie history, back on June 10, 2005, French Psychological Horror film High Tension, also known as Haute Tension (original title) and Switchblade Romance (UK DVD box title), made its debut in American theaters via Lionsgate Films; and boy was the Horror...
"Take your eyebrows, hang out, have a coke and a smile, people!” because this movie is pure comedic genius. Urban legends have always sparked curiosity amongst the masses; people wondering how they get started and are ultimately perpetuated. One sociology student makes it his mission...
“Art should comfort the disturbed and disturb the comfortable,” as stated by Mexican Poet and Author Cesar Cruz. This sentiment should resonate deeply with viewers of the film The Devil’s Candy, as well as for anyone that has ever created art, utilizing any form of artistic...
