Tag: Thriller

The Alien Report: A UFO Found Footage Thriller

April 6, 2024
Horror NewsPress Releases

“The Alien Report” A UFO Found Footage Thriller. Believer Or Not. A wild new Found Footage thriller, based on the real UFO phenomena called the “The Alien Report” releases this week. Produced by new filmmakers and visual effects specialists Patrick Donnelly and Kevin Schroeder, this micro-budget endeavor embarks on a bizarre UFO story about a…

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Kolchak: The Night Stalker (1974) – By Baron Craze

April 2, 2024
Television Reviews

2024 marks the anniversary year of a beloved and yet short-lived horror tv-series, born from two television movies that gave future influence to The X-Files, and later spun a revival television series, I had planned encapsulating my favorite episodes into one article. However, as my passion for the episodes grew, I realized the article was…

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Found Footage Film “Kult” Unleashes Real-World Paranoia and Dread

March 3, 2024
Horror News

Witness the uncovered footage of paranoid vlogger, Ethan Clarke, as he attempts to expose a secretive and cult-like religious organization. When Ethan’s plan is thwarted, the organization hunts him down. Available now exclusively on Thoughtcrime. Director Daniel Algarin swaps jump scares for dread, and crafts an atmosphere of tension and mystery, inviting the viewer to…

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Strait-Jacket (1964) – By Baron Craze

February 20, 2024
Film Reviews

The ultimate Master of Gimmicks, Director Willam Castle (13 Ghosts [1960]) first paid homage to his idol Alfred Hitchcock with Homicidal [1961] with another marketing ploy that tested the audiences’ courage, however with the Strait Jacket his approach was to make a horror psychological film without his standard flair. While this film didn’t set the…

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Hello Mary Lou: Prom Night II (1987) – By Baron Craze

February 20, 2024
Film Reviews

The original Prom Night [1980] now has a curious following with two distinct camps those that following Oscar winning star Jamie Lee Curtis and the fanatics of the slasher subgenre that enjoy this slow-burn flick. However, none of that relates to a strange sequel that emerged seven years later sharing only the setting of Hamilton…

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The Elder Hunters Comes to 2024 NYCIFF

January 30, 2024
Horror News

New gritty thriller, THE ELDER HUNTERS from director David Rodriguez and starring Mike Ferguson (Showdown at the Grand, Amityville Uprising) World Premieres at the 2024 New York City International Film Festival. A group of young men who get their thrills attacking and robbing the elderly find themselves in a world of trouble when they attack the wrong man….

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Harley Wallen’s “Ash and Bone” Coming to Screambox

January 5, 2024
Horror NewsPress Releases

Award winning filmmaker/actor Harley Wallen’s “Ash and Bone” continues its Horror-“Cinderella story” signing the film to Screambox for an early 2024 release! I guess it’s a bit of a story about the (little) independent film who could, as Ash and Bone launched a “story and character driven film” onto the film festival circuit in early…

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The Children (2008) – By Baron Craze

December 31, 2023
Film Reviews

The title of only two words instills all the ominous intent and sheer fear that one needs with the child-like writing of the main word for this independent British horror film directed and written by Tom Shankland (The Killing Game [2007]) brews mischievous actions as it takes the trusted formula of ‘killer children movies’ and…

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Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday (1993) – By Baron Craze

December 31, 2023
Articles

Every Friday the 13th fan and Jason Voorhees fanatic knows of this film’s reputation, and the film itself, with countless reviews, therefore I am not going to dwell too long on the story as there’s some other points much more interesting to discover. There’s a bit of a backstory needed to understand how we got…

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Mystery of the Wax Museum (1933) – By Baron Craze

December 31, 2023
Film Reviews

This movie is more of a detective’s tale than a horror film especially by today’s standards. It does layer in plenty of atmosphere and a storytelling that audiences of the 1930s would find appealing and a bit bizarre. Another important element that likely is lost upon the modern audiences is when the film was released,…

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