Author: BaronCraze

Puppet Master: The Offering #1 (2015) Comic Review – By Baron Craze

December 12, 2017
Comic Book Reviews

One of the longtime b-movie favorites of horror fans, is none other than Puppet Master, released in 1989 from Charles Band and Full Moon Studios, and became a lasting franchise totaling 10-movies, now finds itself onto pages of comic books. For those fans unaware of these villains, they’re actually toy puppets reanimated by Egyptian magic…

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Interview with Martin Gooch [The Gatehouse (2016)] – By Baron Craze

December 12, 2017
Filmmaker Interviews

Baron Craze: What can you tell my readers about your film The Gatehouse? Martin Gooch: It’s a Gothic Fantasy Horror film all about a little girl called Eternity who’s ten years old, who lives in a a haunted gatehouse at the edge of an ancient forest – she likes to go digging for buried treasure…

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Interview with Tony Jopia director of Dawning of the Dead – By Baron Craze

December 12, 2017
Filmmaker Interviews

Baron Craze: Please tell my readers how you came up concept of the film and why are there so many writers (6) attached to the project? Tony Jopia: My brother Stuart and I are massive zombie movie fans, Lucio Fulci implanted a firm seed of desire for the undead (as weird as that reads lol)…

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Editor’s Greeting for December 2017

December 12, 2017
Editor's Greeting

Well, here we are, the third month of this new site, and with much thanks to you, the readers, a December issue always means a wrap of the year, while it’s true, still remains sad, but time marches onward, no choice but to follow. However, it also means another round of Christmas Horror Movies, and…

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Lizzy Borden: Appointment with Death (2007) Retro Music Review – By Baron Craze

December 12, 2017
Music Reviews

Lizzy Borden, a Los Angeles based heavy metal band, surfaced in 1985 after Motley Crue, W.A.S.P., and Twisted Sister, but their sound and horror lyrics themes unique to themselves, perhaps even hinting back to Alice Cooper. Their ride started with Love You to Pieces (1985) taking fame and criticism with their name from the infamous…

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Midnite Hellion: Condemned to Hell (2017) Music Review – By Baron Craze

December 12, 2017
Music Reviews

Midnite Hellion debuts their first full length album entitled “Condemned to Hell” which is on Witches Brew label, though not technically their first, preceding it a Demo, EP, Single and a Live Album (2014) and then this throwback sound of traditional heavy metal with an undercurrent of speed metal running through many of the tracks….

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Goat War: Warwolf (2017) Music Review – By Baron Craze

December 12, 2017
Music Reviews

The metal genre, always changing and new bands march in capturing the attention of listeners, and hailing from a town called Hell, Michigan, never hurts, unless it’s the timid ears of some people. Goat War delivers speed metal with black overtones, on their limited release demo, “Warwolf” while prepping for a for full onslaught album….

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Daemusinem: The Ungodly Defiance (2017) Music Review – By Baron Craze

December 12, 2017
Music Reviews

When one mentions the death metal genre several bands come to mind most likely Death, Immolation and Deicide to name a few, the entire genre, contains many subgenres, giving great variation therefore there’s always room in the dungeon of death. Daemusinem, from Italy, delivers their latest album after a 5-year wait from Crossecution (EP), fret…

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The Devil’s Honey (1986) – By Baron Craze

December 12, 2017
Other Worldly Cinema

  *This review might contain some explicit elements of this erotic thriller, you’ve been warned. * When a horror fan hears or sees the name Lucio Fulci, they think Zombie and gore sliding down the walls, all to the glee of gorehounds, yet there’s another world exists for Fulci, which was thrillers, of questionable sanity….

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The Elf (2017) – By Baron Craze

December 12, 2017
Film Reviews

The Elf starts with an excellent festive title sequence, sadly, it ends abruptly and causes a bit of stumbling in trying to figure out the scope of the opening act, as Justin Price, director and writer stretches the scenes with the characters never quite getting their footing nor enjoyment for the fans of this unique…

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