Index

Cropsey (2009) – by Baron Craze

The movie which lived on past its festival run of long ago, thriving on VOD, and now available on DVD from Breaking Glass Pictures, still holds a truly special place in both documentaries and urban legends, so often explored by horror movies in general, but never quite equal. Directors Barbara Brancaccio and Joshua Zeman present…


Killer Mermaid (2014) – by Baron Craze

With the recent release of The Lure (2015) on the well-respected Criterion Collection, a musical based production and bizarre moments that filter more to fantasy than straight-up horror, hence returning to more of horror base concept. When one thinks of mermaid films, most remember Splash (1984) starring Daryl Hannah and Tom Hanks, and for the…


DOA Review: Midnight Macabre (2017) – By Baron Craze

DOA CASE NUMBER #104 This time wandering through the unmarked graves in the Land of DOA, one discovers this strange (not necessary in a good manner) anthology film Midnight Macabre, a solid title, but with numerous technical issues and a rough storyline from director and writer Joe Haugh, for his studio Messenger for the Damned…


Bonejangles (2017) – By Baron Craze

Bonejangles presents an odd combination of elements improper characterizations, a screwy comedy (definitely politically incorrect, and referencing the 80s) aiming to make viewers laugh and cheer and plays on your knowledge of the horror genre quite often. All of this insanity comes from screenwriter Keith Melcher (who also plays Bonejangles) his idea for this movie…


The Houses October Built 2 (2017) – By Baron Craze

I actually found director and writer Bobby Roe’s The Houses October Built 2 overall impressive of how it improves from the previous film from 2014, especially showing (spoiler) that the cast didn’t die in the clutches of the Blue Skeleton’s extreme haunt experience. Although the storyline continues in the same path of exploring the extreme…


Zombeavers (2014) – By Baron Craze

This past year of 2017, two the people who worked on this film passed on producer J.C. Spink and actor Brent Briscoe who portrayed the role of Winston Gregorson, both whom died on 18th of their respectful months April and October. First, it is a movie about beavers becoming zombies, and while the concept contains…


Interview with Ari Kirschenbaum about Live-Evil – By Baron Craze

Baron Craze: What is Live-Evil about and why was this title selected? Ari Kirschenbaum: Live-Evil is about a small town deputy who stumbles into the end of the world. BC: How long did it take from writing the script to completing of the movie? What was the budget? AK: It was an old script written…


Interview with Justin Price director of The Elf – By Baron Craze

Baron Craze: Where did the idea for “The Elf” come from? Justin Price: Every year during the holidays we are always going to our sort of Christmas movie list of films that lets us know the Holidays are close. My company Pikchure Zero Entertainment, we never sleep. Everyday myself, Khu, Deanna Grace Congo, David Cazares,…


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

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…


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

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…