Tag: indie horror

Sebastian (2023) Press Release

July 9, 2023
Horror NewsPress Releases

SEBASTIAN is now streaming on Tubi, and we have the trailer, poster, and synopsis. The crime-driven horror film in which a serial killer ravages a city stars horror icon Jamie Bernadette (I Spit on Your Grave: Deja Vu), Darius McCrary (Family Matters), Torrei Hart (Hollywould), and Luca Della Valle (Distant Vision). The supporting cast includes Clifton…

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Indie Films for International Sale – Party Bus (2022) Press Release

February 4, 2023
Horror NewsPress Releases

THE RIDE OF THEIR LIVES!   Austin’s friends have gone above and beyond to make his bachelor party one to remember. Unaware, he and his friends board the party bus with his ex-girlfriend and some shady people from his past for the ride of their lives.   https://www.imdb.com/title/tt21100460/ YEAR PRODUCED: 2023 RUNTIME: 92 FORMAT: HD GENRE:  Horror, Suspense/Thriller RATING: NR…

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HIDEOUT Trending Indie Horror Film Press Release

February 19, 2022
Horror NewsPress Releases

Trending indie horror HIDEOUT now free on Amazon Prime and in-person at Garden State Film Festival!   The indie hit HIDEOUT is now available to watch FREE for Amazon Prime members! Distributor VMI Worldwide is thrilled at the ongoing success of HIDEOUT in the US, Canada, and the UK. Audiences and critics alike are loving…

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The Terror Experiment (2010) by Baron Craze

August 31, 2021
Archived Reviews

Director George Mendeluk, most known for made-for-television projects, and most recent horror film, Forever 16 [2013] works with D. Todd Deeken’s screenplay bringing forth a high rise zombie film, at nearly 80-minutes (including the credit scroll), which is 10-minutes under the normal scale for horror features, entitled The Terror Experiment. The film contains numerous b-movie…

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State of Emergency (2011) – By Baron Craze

August 30, 2021
Archived Reviews

Director Turner Clay (Mischief Night [2014]) brings a new twist into a highly evolving zombie sub-genre as a new generation of filmmakers of indie films try to navigate the genre traditions, rules, and legions of fans, for these creatures while focusing attention on the survivors. That is exactly what State of Emergency does, it avoids…

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Slasher House (2012) – By Baron Craze

March 31, 2021
Archived Reviews

Eleanor James, a talented actress takes center stage in writer and director MJ Dixon’s Slasher House, marking her blazing career of twenty-six horror films, from starring in director Johannes Roberts’ Forest of the Damned [2005] to Jason Croot’s Le Fear II: Le Sequel [2016]. However, in this demented story, many things hide themselves in plain…

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Hunger (2009) – By Baron Craze

March 29, 2021
Archived Reviews

Director Steven Hentges explores in a horror direction of the Milgram Obedience Experiment, which offered a powerful, creative, and disturbing ability to have the endless authority to instill obedience and the power it has over others, using L.D. Goffigan as the screenwriter for the basis of this experiment. This horror film provides a look into…

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The Roost (2005) – Baron Craze

March 28, 2021
Film Reviews

It is always interesting to reflect back to see a director’s first movie, knowing where they have transcended, and that man is Ti West with respect to his extremely low-budget B-movie, presenting his horror knowledge for the fans. This film honestly doesn’t contain all the thrills, and chills, that one expects in the horror genre,…

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Hot Wax Zombies on Wheels (1999) – By Baron Craze

February 28, 2021
Film Reviews

This is an odd one, first allow me to clearly state that there are no zombies presented, only individuals excessively wandering and mumbling incoherently about ridding others of pesky body hair, seriously and honestly. Now I know what are you thinking wait why did you choose to review this movie, I didn’t it was on…

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The Curse of Dracula (2019) – By Baron Craze

February 28, 2021
Film Reviews

  It’s always interesting to see horror films coming from different parts of the world, the nuances that they incorporate into their storytelling, and this time we return to Slovenia, that had a long absent in producing horror flicks, Short Night of Glass Dolls [1971]; then Killbillies [2015] from director Tomaz Gorkic, now presents this movie…

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