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Another remake has just been announced today and this time it is a rather obscure title. Personally I have actually never even seen this film so this is hard for me to weigh in on. Variety announced earlier today that Fox 2000 has tapped Brian McGreevy and Lee Shipman to pen a contemporary reimagining of [...]
This July Devils Due will be expanding the world of the Spooks comic by releasing Larry Hama’s 99-cent Spooks: Omega Team #0. The first three issues of Spooks have all sold out so if you managed to get your hands on a copy keep that one in the bag and board.
So here is an interesting story that I thought about writing a forum thread about but never got around to. Today while browsing the web I saw an article with similar sentiments to mine and made me realize I am not the only one who noticed this. So I decided it’s time to write up [...]
A zombie is found aboard a boat belonging to a famous scientist. Peter West, a journalist, travels to the Caribbean with Ann, the daughter of the scientist. When they arrive at Matul Island, they find the doctor and discover a terrifying disease. It turns Islanders into horrifying zombies which devour human flesh and seem indestructible.
Philosphy of A Knife is a film that I have been eagerly anticipating for quite some time. I was really blown away by how brutal Black Sun: The Nanking Massacre was that something as vicious as that could happen. For those of you not up to snuff both of those films are based on fact. [...]
Jim Gillespie returns to the horror genre after I Know What You Did Last Summer with Venom, and not since Jeepers Creepers had I been this enthused about a horror icon, but then again we haven’t had a supernatural killer since Jeepers anyway. What? You’ve never heard of this? No surprise, considering Dimension Films only [...]
I’d just like to say first off that this, aside from The Matrix, has to be Keanu Reeves best performance. I think that beard he grew somehow made his acting better. Anyway, I liked this movie. It wasn’t a horror film, but a thriller with a lot of chilling elements in it. I feel sorry [...]
Before Silent Night, Deadly Night, there was To All a Good Night, a film that came out around the same year as Christmas Evil was released. This is supposedly the first film to have the killer wear a Santa outfit, which was later recreated in the previously mentioned films. Last House on the Left villain [...]
Set in an old Victorian hotel in New Orleans built on top of a ‘gateway to hell’, a supernatural tale of horror in which zombies come back to life, eyeballs spring out of their sockets, tarantuals attack and primordial streams of acid flow forth in most unpleasant ways.
