Index

Swamphead (2011) – By Baron Craze

November 30, 2021
Film Reviews

First time directors and writers Dustin Drover and Justin Propp delivered their lowbrow comedy horror film to the masses of horror fans with style and true gusto by having it released on Wild Eye Releasing. Their movie combines multiple elements presented in a crib-sheet format, rather than the larger extent of bigger budget films and…

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Collar (2014) – By Baron Craze

November 30, 2021
Film Reviews

For the fans of exploitation genre faire, and seeking the dirty grimy grindhouse elements, one needs to reference writer and director Ryan Nicholson, bringing bloody hands and grotesque mindset of delivering horrific images not only to the screen but saturation of the scenes too. Collar earned a delicious release on Unearthed Films, in which a…

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Misogynist (2013) – By Baron Craze

November 30, 2021
Other Worldly Cinema

Michael Matteo Rossi (Loss of Life [2013]), serving as director and writer of what some list as an antidote to the Fifty Shades, and many in horror figure the theme would switch over to the exploitation market, sadly that has yet to occur, however, this thriller tries forcing the envelope of emotional horrors against feminism…

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Family Demons (2009) – By Baron Craze

November 30, 2021
Film Reviews

When cinema fans in general see the words “inspired by real events” a sense of shrugged shoulders and a rolling of the eyes, for the catch phrase is overused and a rouse to get the audience’s attention, however, delving in deeper one learns about Family Demons and director Ursula Dabrowrsky intentions. First, note this Dabrowsky…

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Hands of the Ripper (1971) – By Baron Craze

November 23, 2021
Articles

    Hammer Films Studio had their notable director Peter Sasdy take the helm of Hands of the Ripper and turned it into a lasting quality made horror film, however his talents also extended to other films for this legendary studio, such as Taste the Blood of Dracula [1970] and Countess Dracula [1971]. This studio…

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Remembrance of the Dead for October 2021

November 15, 2021
Remembrance of the Dead

In life, death aka the Grim Reaper stalks us all, no one can beat this hunter, many of us either mark our flesh with his image or have his likeness on our walls, desks, and shelves, all to force us to strive forward, knowing it seeks us out at some point. As many artists want…

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ARROW Keeps Halloween Alive with November SVOD Lineup

November 11, 2021
Horror News

ARROW Offers Classic and Cutting Edge Cult Cinema November Lineup Includes Michael Venus’ Sleep German Cerebral Nightmare Starts Streaming November 1 Debuts Alongside the Work of French Auteur Jean Rollin & More ARROW Now Available on Samsung TVs in the United States   November Seasons: Jean Rollin: The Fantastique Collections, Nightmares and Scary Tales, Six Shooters vs…

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Upcoming Metal Releases for November 2021

November 11, 2021
Music News

The titles bolded in red will eventually air on Shredding Metal Beasts, Sinister Death and Hard Rock Madness. All dates and music subject to change without notice.   November 5, 2021 Aarkanne – Mysterii (Inferna Profundus) Abysmal Grief – Funeral Cult Of Personality (Sun & Moon) Adliga – Vobrazy (Self) Adoptera – Oblivion: The Forthcoming Ends (LADLO) Aeons Abyss – Terror Manifest (Self) AfterTime – Infinite…

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Halloween Soundtrack (1998) – By Baron Craze

November 7, 2021
Soundtrack

With the success of the Score: A Film Music Documentary [2016] earning many nominations and awards, which sadly omitted both the horror genre and one of the most iconic soundtracks on the late 70s and the slasher genre John Carpenter’s Halloween [1978]. A franchise that launched eight sequels, two remakes, and recently 2 newer additions…

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Ghostkeepers (2012) – By Baron Craze

November 5, 2021
Archived Reviews

Paranormal films constantly whisper in the darkness, with chills to the horror genre, from films ranging from the big screen to the overflow in the DVD Market, always good for the scare from The Uninvited [1944] to The Haunting [1963] and then numerous Amityville and Paranormal Activity sequels, and yet rough films linger in the…

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