Matthew Brown’s Julia (2014) Is Brutally Tough
by In 1978, a strange little revenge film hit the theaters called Day of the Woman. After a limited theatrical release that made small waves with …
Killer Rack (2015) Is Wildly Entertaining
As night number one wrapped up at the Eerie Horror Festival, I was swept away in the nostalgia as I talked about horror movies of the …
Now Available – The Exorcism of Molly Hartley
by The Exorcism of Molly Hartley is directed by Steven R. Monroe and starring Devon Sawa (Final Desination) and Sarah Lind (Severed), is now available on …
‘The Town That Laughed’ – Indiegogo Last Day!
The Town That Laughed is a gritty film that follows the Gunslinger and his journey through an old west town. He finds himself in the saloon …
Other Halves To Play at Another Hole in the Head
Other Halves to play in home town of San Francisco at Another Hole in the Head, and close out horror/sci-fi festival ZedFest San Francisco – …
ST Interviews Lucky McKee
This Halloween, you’ve got to check out the new anthology horror movie Tales of Halloween. The movie features 11 stories from 10 different directors (as well …
Friday The 13th The Game – Official Release Trailer!
The last time I bought a new console system I was in college. That console? Nintendo 64. Since that time I’ve logged so few hours …
How To Survive 80’s Horror & Sci-Fi
If you’ve ever read my stuff you know I’m a big list guy. Top Fives, Top Tens and generally anything you can discuss with a …
Jakob Bilinski – Volumes of Blood and Beyond
Jakob Bilinski is a fellow Indiana University graduate and a hopeless film-addict who’s had an obsessive, fervent passion for all things cinema. He was one of …
Angelic Wolves: The Movie (2015) Review
The short black and white film Angelic Wolves asks the question, “What if angels and werewolves were one and the same?” I’m not sure it …