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Captain John Boyd has been sent to a remote outpost in Sierra Nevada following a military disgrace in the Mexican-American War. There, his group run into Colqhoun, a starving and half-frozen Scottish traveler who tells a wild tale of cannibalism. His group, it seems, was led astray by a guide, snowed into a cave, and [...]
Danvers Lunatic Asylum. Opened in 1855. Condemned in 1984. And for the men of the Hazmat Inc., it may become a nightmare come to life…
SAW V hits theaters October 24th!
Lionsgate Films is now promoting the forthcoming SAW V horror film, along with a contest thru their LionsgateLIVE site on YouTube. SAW V stars Tobin Bell, Julie Benz and Scott Patterson. Click on the link above for more info.
You’re picking your way through the destitute skeleton of an abandoned building. All around you, decaying, discarded décor reminds you that people lived and worked here once, just as it prompts you to wonder what happened to them. Strange noises and crawling damp seep through the rotted walls.
Your backpack is stuffed with cryptic objects you [...]
It’s taken Alan Ball nine years after his Oscar win for “American Beauty” to make his way back to the big-screen. Hopefully, it’ll be a much shorter trip the third time around, the “Towelhead” director laughed.
“I have two scripts that I wrote years ago, both of which I still believe in. I’m actually thinking of [...]
If there is one universal constant it’s that finding a decent horror film is an exercise in futility. Horror movies by design are cheap, lousy, and short on gray matter, unless of course that gray matter is being bashed out of someone’s skull. They’re entertainment at it’s most base rank, which is probably why they’re [...]
WHEN it came to bringing things back from the dead, nobody did it better than Hammer House of Horror. Now the long-buried film company is resurrecting itself to shoot its first chiller in more than 30 years, in Co Donegal.
With the help of almost €1m of funding from the Irish Film Board (IFB), Hammer Films, [...]
Here’s an interesting short film I found floating around the web today. It’s called Fewdio. Here is a brief synopsis: There were supposed to be no photos of Albert “The Carnivore” Carneghy, and for good reason.
If I understand correctly, the story is based on a winning entry at the 48-hour Film Festival by co-writer/co-director Jacob Gentry and based around the general idea of the world going mad because of some mysterious signal that’s being broadcast through various television and radio stations. Written and directed by three different people, the guys [...]
Many of you will be aware of Sean Ellis’ previous work Cashback, in which a man daydreams about being able to stop time and subsequently decides to disrobe a number of attractive females. As a feature debut it certainly made its mark, however Ellis’ second outing into feature films is more subtle, and as a [...]
