Author: BaronCraze

Night School (1981) – By Baron Craze

November 6, 2017
Archived Reviews

Night School [1981] a relative unknown and minor footnote in the early slasher subgenre, however what makes it more interesting and curious, concerns the director of the picture, Oscar nominated Ken Hughes, for the children’s movie Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (1968), who made this film his last one. Now some point the oddity of doing…

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Arcana 13: Danza Macabra (2016) Music Review – By Baron Craze

November 6, 2017
Music Reviews

A little over a year ago the doom and heavy metal band Arcana 13 released their first album Danza Macabra, (on March 11, 2016) a thick occultism mixed lyrical theme along with gothic, cryptic, and marrying that to horror movies, as the two go hand in hand. However, they also incorporate the great instrumentals of…

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Cannibal Ferox (1981) – By Baron Craze

November 6, 2017
Archived Reviews

This is an updated review, now noting the passing of Umberto Lenzi on October 19, 2017. As George A. Romero was and still considered the Godfather of The Living Dead, Umberto Lenzi held the title of Godfather of the Cannibal Films, and likely he will always hold that title is the one attributed to creating…

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Unleashing the New Jersey Horror Con and Film Festival 2

October 13, 2017
Articles

    The New Jersey Horror Con and Film Festival held its second event of 2017, and expanded even more with the abilities to present a fan friendly and fun time for everyone including the vendors and stars, the pomp and circumstances not present rather sheer thrilling madness. As oppose to the first, the organizers…

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The Atoning (2017)

October 11, 2017
Film Reviews

Michael Williams directed and wrote his first feature horror film The Atoning, although not his first entry into the genre, that came as a 12-minute short flick entitled Lukos (2010), as well as working on other productions aiding his storytelling. However, while the genre and artwork, all hint to a horror film; it actually becomes…

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Editor’s Greeting for October 2017 Issue #1

October 11, 2017
Editor's Greeting

Greetings, this is a real thrill for me to introduce you to the first issue of The Horror Times, having written over 350 reviews and articles totaling over 600,000 views in 3-years, all thanks to you the readers of Rogue Cinema, presented the opportunity to write and be then informed that’ll become the editor too….

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The Evil in Us (2016)

October 11, 2017
Film Reviews

It’s always interesting when the horror genre has filmmakers using headlines to create new terrifying stories, director Martin Sonntag earlier this year released a film entitled Escaping the Dead [2017] as did director Dustin Mills with his creation Bath Salt Zombies [2013] in both cases base it on the Bath Salts’ incident in 2012. However,…

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The Basement (2017)

October 11, 2017
Film Reviews

Directors Vozo Zoltán Végh and László Illés, use a story concerning obviously a basement in a Budapest tenement house, while combining narrative horror, first person and of course found footage with a group of supposedly drunken 20-something friends. The film from writers László, who provides the story and Gera Lazlo Krisztian, wrote the screenplay, for…

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Demonic (2015)

October 11, 2017
Archived Reviews

This is update on this review, which I did in 2015, Demonic recently release on DVD by Lionsgate Home Entertainment, also by Spike TV. Demonic is a horror film that has taken a winding path and continues on the journey for the proper presentation to horror fans worldwide, first the film, started under the name…

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Union Furnace (2015) – By Baron Craze

October 11, 2017
Film Reviews

Union Furnace indie film from newcomer director and writer Nicholas Bushman with co-writer Mike Dwyer, uses an intriguing golden lion masked individual as its cover, making one recall thoughts of Eyes Wide Shut (1999), therefore the potential viewer needs to keep an open mind and avoid pre-judging. Many comparisons flow from Bushman, such namely the…

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