This past weekend I had the pleasure of meeting some members of the Horror Family in person and it was divine. These days, it seems nearly impossible for horror lovers to not end up having a discussion about The Orphan Killer... Or rather, Matt Farnsworth and Diane Foster; the team behind the film. Farnsworth and Foster... Continue Reading →
Film Trailer – Proxy
From writer/director Zack Parker and IFC Films comes the incredibly unsettling Proxy...Starring Alexia Rasmussen and Alexa Havins the film enters dark, unnerving territory, playing on the psychology of horror rather than all out gore, as it forces you to question everything you thought you knew.Here's the official synopsis. "Esther (Alexia Rasmussen) feels alone in this... Continue Reading →
Film News – The Laughing Mask gets a Teaser Trailer
Michael Aguiar's The Laughing Mask gets it's first teaser trailer less than a month after filming wrapped in Florida on 16th February. The indie film stars Ryan Rafferty, Inge Uys, Gabriel Lee, Sheyenne Rivers, Thomas Noel Smith and Matt Ganey and was filmed in under 28 days, not that you can tell from this great trailer. Hopefully there... Continue Reading →
#FearYourMemories Campaign for Lakewood Movie
If there is one thing we are passionate about it is independent film and indie film makers. This week a new campaign hit Twitter from the studio behind the forthcoming Lakewood movie. Here's my interview with Danny Allen...I'm liking the Twitter hashtag Lakewood are using #FearYourMemories How did this come about?It comes from the tag line... Continue Reading →
Indie Film Trailer – The Berzerk Death Dealer
Indie film news from Planet Boom Boom Pictures Ltd and the first trailer is now out for The Berzerk Death Dealer, and quite honestly it is all types of weird and fascinating!Young Alejandro is one bad-ass dude. As number one assassin for the Demon Clan, he's got 99,999 heads to prove it. He can smoke... Continue Reading →
Film Review – Memory Lane
By RJ BayleyI need to establish a few things before I launch into my review of Memory Lane, mainly so I don’t come off as a pissy, uncharitable asshole who never made a thing in his life, never mind a feature film for $300. Honestly, I think you’ll understand and enjoy this review a little... Continue Reading →
Fatal Pictures presents Familiar
FATAL PICTURES’ presents “FAMILIAR” (2012)...FATAL PICTURES is proud to announce “FAMILIAR”, a new Horror short starring Robert Nolan, Astrida Auza & Cathryn Hostick as the seemingly idyllic yet ultimately doomed DoddFamily.ROUGH PLOT OUTLINE:The first half of the film explores the inner thoughts of a man who for reasons known and unknown despises his family. We hear his... Continue Reading →
‘Founders Day’ Concept Trailer Premieres Online
‘Founders Day’ Concept Trailer Premieres Online...MainFrame Pictures is proud to announce the release of the official concept trailer for their forthcoming feature film Founders Day. Principal photography on the trailer took place entirely in the state of Connecticut from August 14-18, 2013. Production included 18 actors, 20 crew members, and dozens of extras from across... Continue Reading →
Neil Gaiman Inspired Short in Production
Writer/Director Bryan Edward Hill is currently in pre-production on his short film titled DEATH: BUTTERFLIES AND DRAGONS, based on Neil Gaiman’s immensely popular comic series. Actor Suziey Block has signed on to play the titular character...Hill’s original story places Death at odds with a muderous sociopath.The short film marks Hill’s first collaboration with Block, who... Continue Reading →
TheHorrorShow.TV Add New Titles
A must for UK horror fans, TheHorrorShow.TV the new video on demand service has added some new and exciting titles to their horror library.****Silent Night, Bloody Night: The Homecoming – unofficial remakeThe SleeperSeparation – UK exclusiveBaneIn A Dark Place – adaptation of The Turn of the Screw with LeeLee SobieskiThe Bleeding House 5 SoulsSlasher HouseThe Reaper – starring Tony 'Candyman' ToddWolf... Continue Reading →
Jug Face – Review
Chad Crinkle Crawford’s first feature Jug Faceis a film that plays it low key despite the fantastical and ‘out there’ subject matter. Showing the audience everything on face value, the reason and theories and beliefs are left up to the audience. A film about blind faith and the path it leads too and what... Continue Reading →
Haddonfield Halloween – Hellbent Review by Lisa
Hellbent is an independent horror movie that I happened to stumble upon on Netflix some years ago. We’re all familiar with the Netflix horror selection:it’s a lot like playing Russian Roulette sometimes. So, after a few poor choices on my part, I chose to revisit Hellbent. Directed by Paul Etheredge, it may be low budget,... Continue Reading →
The Disco Exorcist (2011) – Review
Suave (read: sleazy) swinging disco dude, Rex Romanski has a habit of picking up chicks at the local dance floor, shagging them senseless then moving on to the next ‘lucky’ lady. Unfortunately for Rex he tries this with Rita Marie, an evil black magic priestess. When he dumps Rita for a porn star she vows... Continue Reading →
Haddonfield Halloween – Murder Party Review
Murder Party, an independent horror/comedy, written and directed by Jeremy Saulnier begins promising enough with an 80's throwback feel to it. The movie opens on Halloween day where Chris, our lovable nerd of a protagonist, is walking home. A mysterious invitation to a Halloween party lands, literally, at his feet. Rather than finding this a... Continue Reading →
Movie Review: Among Friends
Among Friends...Danielle Harris’ directorial debut, the indie horror film Among Friends is a very watchable film but it suffers from 'asshole syndrome'. As in everyone in the film is an asshole so you really don’t care about them. The set-up of the film is simple – A group of friends are invited to a murder mystery party... Continue Reading →