“A stunning adventure.” – Sir Richard Branson “If you go to one movie this year it must be REVOLUTION.” – David Suzuki “This could be the most important film ever made.” – Bonnie Lauffer, Tribute Director Rob Stewart, whose multiple award-winning hit SHARKWATER became one of the highest grossing Canadian […]
The Day Kennedy Died – JFK Documentary MOVIE REVIEW
By Forris Day JR (Narrated by Kevin Spacey) The television footage of John F. Kennedy’s assassination is probably some of the most analyzed film ever captured. People have spent the last 50 years looking at it frame by frame, pixel by pixel trying to discover what “really” happened. I say […]
5 Souls – HORROR MOVIE REVIEW
By Forris Day Jr. What would you do if you were dying? What would you do if you were dying but had an opportunity to save your life? Would you do all that is required? Here’s the problem. To save your life you must take the lives of 5 other […]
No Place For Race by Rod Demery – BOOK REVIEW
By Forris Day JR “No Place For Race” is a book that deals with and discuses racial divisions, mostly between whites and blacks. Written by Rod Demery, a 25 year veteran of the police force, “No Place For Race” delves into why race should not be the main focus in […]
black labyrinth book ii: The Final Hours of the kickstarter campaign
Joe R. Lansdale’s new psychological horror illustrated by Santiago Caruso will now be a reality. Black Labyrinth Book II by Joe R. Lansdale is currently 100% funded on Kickstarter.com Black Labyrinth is an imprint of ten psychological horror novels and novellas from the living masters of dark fiction illustrated by […]
Xmas Tales (2012) Low Budget Horror Anthology Review – Rent or Buy on Vimeo
By Melissa Antoinette Garza I love horror anthologies. Even the worst of the bunch, generally have at least one or two good tales. Going into Xmas Tales, I already had that guarantee as I had the pleasure of seeing and reviewing the final tale a few months ago. The […]
GAME (2013) – Horror Short – Review – Vimeo Freebie
By Melissa Antoinette Garza GAME is a 7 minute horror/comedy short written and directed by Josh MacDonald. The tale begins with a familiar scene. Our protagonist, a businesswoman (Andrea Lee Norwood) is tied up and has duct tape on her mouth as she runs through the woods in attempt […]
Black Labyrinth Book II: Joe R. Lansdale Launches Kickstarter Campaign
You have a chance to be part of history by assisting Dark Regions Press release their latest horror creation Black Labyrinth Book II. They have launched an immensely successful Kickstarter campaign with a goal of $25,000. Now, only three days away from the end of the campaign they have raised […]
Natalie’s Lose Lose (2013) – A Low-Budget Horror Movie Review
By Melissa Antoinette Garza The movie opens with our main character Natalie (Danielle Adams) gagged and bound to a chair in a fairly empty room decorated only with a white bookcase that has very little upon it and dirty cabinets. Everything within the small confines has a purple hue […]
Killer Santa: DEADLY XMAS coming to DVD – Horror Movie News
Wild Eye Releasing announces the November 19th DVD and VOD release of Caesar & Otto’s Deadly Xmas. Directed by Dave Campfield (Caesar), Deadly Xmas arrives in time for the holidays and features B-Movie and cult icons Linnea Quigley, Brinke Stevens, Felissa Rose, Joe Estevez, Deron Miller, Robert Z’dar and Debbie […]
Party Crasher: My Bloody Birthday (2000) – HORROR MOVIE REVIEW
By Geno McGahee I remember going to the video store and looking for this movie back in the day and they had the case but the asshole that rented it last never returned it. I had two choices. One, I could buy the movie without knowing if it was good […]
Young, High and Dead (2013) – Low Budget UK Movie Review
Reviewed by Melissa Antoinette Garza Some of the greatest horror films have spawned from the UK. Whether looking at older classics like Tales from the Crypt, The Comeback, and The Wicker Man or modern tales like Shaun of the Dead and The Lady in Black, it’s clear that a lot […]