Author: BaronCraze

Blood Night: The Legend of Molly Hatchet (2009) – By Baron Craze

February 19, 2018
Archived Reviews

As horror icon and star, Danielle Harris releases another new flick, Inoperable in the genre and starts another tour on the convention circuit, only fitting to publish an archived review from Rogue Cinema from February 2015. Blood Night comes the collection of urban legends surrounding the woman known as Mary Hatchet related to areas in…

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NJ Horror Con and Film Festival 3 Welcomes You – By Baron Craze

February 19, 2018
Articles

Once more, horror fans will witness the splendor of the convention season arriving and this time I will venture to the 3-day event in Iselin, New Jersey on March 2 – 4, at the Renaissance Woodbridge Hotel for another great time, by the creative minds of Ryan Scott Weber, Robert Bruce and his fantastic dedicated…

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Primal Fear: Best of Fear (2017) Music Review – By Baron Craze

February 19, 2018
Music Reviews

From the title one can surmise that the latest release from Primal Fear, is a compilation released by Frontiers Records on November 10, 2017, featuring 27-songs, with 4 new tracks starting it off, all to show-off their work of the past 10-years in a double album. Compilation albums hold an interesting place with both fans…

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DRAGONHAMMER: OBSCURITY (2017) Music Review – By Baron Craze

February 19, 2018
Music Reviews

When it comes to the metal genre, there are many sub-groupings, one that battles often both style and lyrics is none other than Power Metal, and the Italian band Dragonhammer definitely fits the bill, both with their name and imagery. This subgenre, hails bands like Blind Guardian and Helloween who established the scene in the…

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Worselder: Paradigms Lost (2017) Music Review – By Baron Craze

February 19, 2018
Music Reviews

Many things influence musicians, the types music they enjoy listening to, the world around them, and their location, and with the emergence of Worselder in 2008, they continue to grow, with the ability of infusing multiple genres into an infectious style. Their French metal combine with intense vocals drives the music from thrash and moved…

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ANIMAE SILENTES: SUFFOCATED (2017) Music Review – By Baron Craze

February 19, 2018
Music Reviews

A dark and gothic themed band from Italy, called Animae Silentes (translates roughly to Silent Souls) released their latest creation called Suffocated on , clearly a very different musical trip for the average listener. The songs vary greatly heavy powerful trips with most eventful lyrics and the accompanied emotional vocals, balance against long sweeping instrumental…

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Beyond the Gates (2016) – By Baron Craze

February 19, 2018
Archived Reviews

When I reviewed this movie, it occurred on a streaming site, however since then I purchased the Blu-ray and thoroughly enjoyed it even more, especially since both Chase Williamson and Graham Skipper were both in Victor Crowley (2017) and Bad Apples (2018). Writer and director Jackson Stewart has taken a bigger and bolder step forward…

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New Releases for February 2 to 6, 2018

February 19, 2018
New Horror Releases

This new feature started last month and received overwhelming support as well as some comments regarding improvement and therefore it all continues for the fans, these dates, as always firm as possible, though the studios do change them occasionally.   FEBRUARY 2, 2018 Winchester (Directed by Michael and Peter Spierig) Official Synopsis: Inspired by true events. On…

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Editor’s Greeting for February 2018

February 19, 2018
Editor's Greeting

Greetings fans, friends and fiends of the horror genre, first I know the issue is very late, but thanks for understanding that when one gets the flu as a writer, it pretty much zaps the brain, putting one into their own fog, took over 3 weeks to work one back into solid mode. Anyway, the…

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ClownTown (2016) – Baron Craze

February 19, 2018
Archived Reviews

Since Christopher Lawrence Chapman took the director’s chair in his feature horror film debut with Inoperable, it only seemed proper to unearth this archived review of a film he produced as well as reteaming with actor Chris Hahn who also acts in his latest creation. The latest trend, to encounter the horror genre, seems to…

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