Tag: Horror Movie

Van Helsing (2004) – By Baron Craze

July 16, 2024
Film Reviews

Universal for a very long time sought to capitalize once again on their famed monsters, using the similar formula from The Mummy [1999] which took inspiration from Indiana Jones, one thought just repeats the formula with this film but with a James Bond instead Dr. Jones. Hence it became a grandiose adventure with a bountiful…

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7 Days To Hell Makes Its West Coast Premiere July 17th

July 16, 2024
Horror News

SHANE WOODSON’S 6th feature film, 7 Days To Hell, will have its West Coast Premiere at the Look Theater July 17th at 8pm 128 Artsakh Ave, Glendale, CA 91206. The action/fantasy is the sequel to 8 Days To Hell.  All four STARS from the film will be in attendance for the West Coast premiere (Shane…

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Staunton Hill (2009) – By Baron Craze

July 13, 2024
Film Reviews

Being the offspring of any great legendary parent is always tough, an impossible mountain to climb, the expectations often too grand for most, they find themselves harshly judged, to escape this there are only two options either change one’s last name i.e. Nicholas Cage in connection with the Coppola’s or abandon that field; otherwise, they…

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Official Poster: Bring Me A Skin For Dancing In

July 9, 2024
Horror News

Black Coppice Films release the official poster for their classic folk horror movie, BRING ME A SKIN FOR DANCING IN. This film was written and produced by prolific British filmmaker Chris Shane Sanders (Werewolf Cabal) and will be available on VOD platforms later this summer. Two genre powerhouses in the industry, Vernon Wells (Mad Max) and…

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The Last Man on Earth (1964) – By Baron Craze

July 7, 2024
Articles

Richard Matheson’s novel I Am Legend originally published in 1954 has been wildly popular over the countless years, influenced other authors such as Stephen King and numerous directors among them George A. Romero who drew upon this work as inspiration for his film Night of the Living Dead [1968], and two other feature movies used…

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Screenlife Horror “Invited” Now on Blu-Ray and Streaming On Tubi

July 5, 2024
Horror News

Toronto, Ontario – July 1, 2024 – 105ive Films is excited to announce their latest screenlife horror film, “INVITED,” is now available on Blu-ray and for streaming on Tubi! Fans can find the Blu-ray collectable edition online at popular retailers such as Amazon, Walmart, Best Buy, Barnes & Noble, and more. “INVITED” tells the gripping…

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Linnea Quigley’s “Trash’s Revenge” Coming From The Return Of The Living Dead Universe

June 30, 2024
Horror News

DRagon Studios presents a new feature film from The Return of the Living Dead Universe titled, “Trash’s Revenge.” Linnea Quigley and Beverly Randolph will produce and star along with ROTLD original cast members Thom Mathews, John Philbin, and Miguel Nunez. Composer, Francis Haines who did the original ROTLD soundtrack is also returning for “Trash’s Revenge” along with Make-up…

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Night Of The Devil – Available For Free On BritFlicks

June 29, 2024
Horror News

Anthony Calvitti’s NIGHT OF THE DEVIL starring Veronica Carlson (Dracula Has Risen From The Grave, Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed), Lauren LaVera (Terrifier 2), Alexander Jameson (Impractical Jokers), Rachel Keefe (Terrifier 2), and Richard Lyntton (The Equalizer) is available now to watch for FREE on BritFlicks. It is the night before Halloween aka Devil’s Night in 1978 and four teens, Chris, Vivian,…

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Scary Tales: Dark Walker – Trailer & Poster Released

June 27, 2024
Horror News

In 2014, SCARY TALES was born and led to the follow up with SCARY TALES: DEAD ZONE. Now, the stakes are higher with the ambitious violence-filled slasher monster movie SCARY TALES: DARK WALKER. New England filmmaker, Geno McGahee, turns the tables in his latest entry in this series with a feature film, straying from the…

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Pandemonium (2023) – By Baron Craze

June 11, 2024
Film Reviews

Some would dismiss Pandemonium as merely a well-hidden anthology movie however, it is much more than that, as it disguises its own art-house religious horror philosophy with deep seeded morality battles and some French uniqueness; writer and director Quarxx, generating a narrow glimpse of hell, and uses John Milton’s Paradise Lost’s Capital of Hell for…

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