Tag: Sci-fi

Undertone Press Release – March 13, 2026

January 15, 2026
Horror NewsPress Releases

Written and Directed by Ian Tuason Produced by Dan Slater, Cody Calahan Starring Nina Kiri, Adam DiMarco, Michèle Duquet, Keana Lyn Bastidas, Jeff Yung Director of Photography Graham Beasley Production Design by Mercedes Coyle Editing by Sonny Atkins Costume Design by Kayla Craig Music by Shanika Lewis-Waddell Casting by Ashley Hallihan, Ian Bender US Casting…

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Chosen Survivors (1974) – By Baron Craze

October 30, 2025
Film Reviews

The 1970s was an incredible decade for the genres of horror and sci-fi with thrillers being incorporated into both and plenty of crossovers, there were so many avenues to explore, as society was changing as did the norms in the movies. One of the key elements was apocalyptic concerns that extended to doomsday scenarios and…

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Bats [1999] – By Baron Craze

October 18, 2025
Film Reviews

When it comes to the subgenre of animal attack films there are plenty to examine and a few which are highly enjoyable, some of them have the ferocious beasts and others are so tiny they own the creepy ‘it’ factor to give one the heebie-jeebies. Every decade since the 60s has at least one and…

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Ozark Sharks (2016) – By Baron Craze

September 8, 2025
Film Reviews

CHOMPFEST 2025 In 1916, an infamous series of attacks occurred in the riverbanks in New Jersey from a shark, the made for television movie Ozarks Sharks uses that story as inspiration for their film. This was a refreshing maneuver on behalf of the filmmakers, no parody of the locals or wacky shark tales just a…

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Dinoshark (2010) – By Baron Craze

August 24, 2025
Film Reviews

CHOMPFEST 2025 Roger Corman designed the title and premise of the storyline, after Syfy rejected a sequel for his movie Dinocroc [2004], as the channel thought audiences enjoyed original productions rather than seeing a part two; a decision they later flip-flopped on with future programming. The film is an over-the-top remake of Up from the…

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Alien BTS Premieres on Found TV July 1st

June 23, 2025
Horror News

Ron Chevarie’s Alien BTS is coming to FOUND TV on July 1, 2025.   It’s a meta mockumentary companion film to The Who Incident. After producing an alien film, reality unravels for a filmmaker as unknown forces stalk him during attempts to film behind the scenes footage in the surrounding forest. Alien BTS features indie filmmakers, Dillon Brown, Mike…

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C.H.U.D. (1984) – By Baron Craze

October 3, 2024
Archived Reviews

We all know there are true cult classics in the horror genre, this movie took some time to earn that distinction, but has a rightful place, emerged from the depths in 1984, a science fiction horror film directed by Douglas Cheek, which some inadvertently linked to now proven false urban legend. The tale originated with…

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Jurassic Park (1993) – By Creepy Crazy Cathy (3C)

August 12, 2024
Other Worldly Cinema

My son was excited when I told him that I was asked to review the Jurassic Park movies as he’s a huge dinosaur fan. I pulled the Blu-ray from our collection and watched it again which brought back memories to when I first saw it upon its release in 1993. This film came to theaters…

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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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The Spider (1958) – By Baron Craze

April 7, 2024
Film Reviews

In the mid-1950s the horror genre began to become influenced by science using radiation as a catalyst for gigantism namely film such as Godzilla [1954], Them! [1954], and Tarantula [1955] it is that film that heavily influenced, this movie, and American International Pictures (AIP) already having a firm hold on the teenage market, thanks to…

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