Tag: Wild Eye Releasing

DOA Review: Raiders of the Lost Shark (2015) – By Baron Craze

April 19, 2018
Archived Reviews

This review originally posted on The Horror Syndicate, however it appears here with a little more insight, and under the new format seen often this website. CASE NUMBER #009 Another week of DOA Reviews, and the hunt for more unmarked graves continues, many of these films forgotten immediately upon release and others destine for the…

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Ghost Witch (2015) – By Baron Craze

April 19, 2018
Film Reviews

Ghost Witch was originally made in 2015, under the title of The Legend of Seven Toe Maggie, all thanks to a successful IndieGoGo campaign served as the debut feature film of director/writer Joseph Lavender which was later repackaged nicely by Wild Eye Releasing in 2017.  Joseph used an urban legend/folklore involving Native Americans and expanded upon it…

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The Last House (2015) – Baron Craze

April 19, 2018
Archived Reviews

Director Sean Cain and screenwriter Wes Laurie worked on and filmed Breath of Hate in 2011, and then with appears lack of distribution, the movie was either repackaged or redone, neither can be confirmed, as this reviewer did not see the 2011 film, although the comparison of cast of both movies almost mirrors each other….

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Model Hunger (2016) – by Baron Craze

March 21, 2018
Archived Reviews

Model Hunger is the first feature film from director and scream queen Debbie Rochon, who extensively understands what it means to perform in front of the camera, having accumulated nearly 220 horror film credits and using screenwriter James Morgart’s script it clearly shows early on that pages drip blood. Debbie sits solely in the director’s…

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Cruel Summer Press Release

March 21, 2018
Horror NewsPress Releases

INSPIRED BY TRUE EVENTS, THE HARROWING “CRUEL SUMMER”COMES HOME THIS FEBRUARY Based on a horrifying true crime, and set to be one of the most topical films of first quarter 2018, the ”harrowing” (Projected Figures), Cruel Summer premieres on VOD 2/27 from Wild Eye Releasing. From filmmakers Phillip Escott and Craig Newman comes the powerful story of…

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Hell’s Kitty Press Release

February 19, 2018
Horror NewsPress Releases

BURBANK, CA: Today’s greatest horror icons unite for the purrfect scare! Doug Jones (The Shape of Water), Dale Midkiff (Pet Sematary), Michael Berryman (The Hills Have Eyes), Courtney Gains (The Children of The Corn), Lynn Lowry (Cat People), Kelli Maroni (Night of The Comet), Ashley C. Williams (The Human Centipede), Barbara Nedeljakova (Hostel), Adrienne Barbeau (The…

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Asylum of Darkness (2013) – By Baron Craze

February 18, 2018
Film Reviews

Filmmakers find influence from Hitchcock to Carpenter but even some have ventured to Lynch / Cronenberg, which Jay Woelfel (Closed for the Season [2010]) who write and directed a strange mix of horror and fantasy while giving nods to classic cinema all included in his production Asylum of Darkness released by Wild Eye Releasing. The…

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Scream Park (2012) – By Baron Craze

February 18, 2018
Archived Reviews

This review originally posted on the Rogue Cinema site in February 2015. Imagine a horror themed amusement park, a local hangout called Fright Land, which the passing of time has ravaged everything down to skeleton form of once greatness and reduced to faded colors, ruined games and forgotten rides, all in a death rattle spiral…

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American Mummy (2014) – By Baron Craze

February 18, 2018
Film Reviews

Previously titled Aztec Blood a film directed by Charles Pinion (Red Spirit Lake (1993)) who co-wrote the script with Greg Salman, on a budget of $3-million and received distribution through Wild Eye Releasing. The flick plays a bit like an 80s cheesy movie with no budget and yet strives to for a serious tone, overlooking…

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The Cropsey Incident (2017) – By Baron Craze

January 13, 2018
Film Reviews

The tale of Cropsey comes from a real person, named Andre Rand who kidnapped and killed at least three young girls (possibly more), although he was not the first origins of the name, but the most infamous, and it inspired the 1981 horror film The Burning. However, in 2009 a very good documentary on the…

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