By Forris Day Jr. When you’re 21 years old everything seems like a good idea. No matter what the plan is, or how bad it seems on the surface, at that age you justify things and convince yourself everything will turn out fine. It is the formula for a horror […]
11/22/63 by Stephen King – HORROR BOOK REVIEW
By Wayne C. Rogers Scribner, $35.00, 2011, 849 pps ISBN: 978-1-4516-2728-2 Until I finished Stephen King’s newest novel, 11/22/63, I’d only cried at the end of three of his books over the last thirty-four years. I remember tears filling my eyes during the scene in The Stand where Stu Redman […]
They Live (1988) – Horror Movie and Fantastic Allegory
By Melissa Antoinette Garza They Live has grown from a little known gem to a cult classic with mainstream acceptance over the years. At the very least, it is a great movie with one of the best fight scenes ever and even better action lines. At most, it’s a […]
Creep Van (2012) – HORROR MOVIE REVIEW
By Forris Day Jr. I remember buying my first car, well, pickup truck. It was a retro 1969 Ford F-150 all decked out in a fashion that would make any redneck proud. It had oversized tires, a dump-body, 3 speed Hurst shifter on the floor and no power steering. It […]
Motel Hell (1980) – Horror Movie Review
By Melissa Antoinette Garza For years, I thought I had seen this film and hated it. I never revisited it again and never really thought about it. Well, it turns out; it was an entirely different movie I was thinking of. Unable to decide what to watch, I rented the […]
Dark Harvest (2004) – SCARECROW HORROR MOVIE REVIEW
By Geno McGahee I love scarecrow movies. The 1988 classic “SCARECROWS,” the micro-budget hits “PSYCHO SCARECROW” and “RISE OF THE SCARECROWS” and the made for TV flick “DARK NIGHT OF THE SCARECROW,” were all enjoyable. The 2004 straight to video “DARK HARVEST” is a memorable low-budget scarecrow movie with plenty […]
WISH YOU WERE HERE – LA Opening Day Announcement – MOVIE NEWS
A FILM BY KIERAN DARCY-SMITH Kieran Darcy-Smith’s feature debut is a calmly devastating exploration of how one misjudged moment in life has the potential to cause everything to fall to pieces. Dave (Joel Edgerton) reluctantly travels to Cambodia with his pregnant wife (co-writer Felicity Price) and her younger sister and […]
Liars All – In Select Theaters & Available On-Demand 6/21 – HORROR THRILLER NEWS
In Theaters and Available Nationwide On-Demand June 21st! LIARS ALL – In Theaters and Available Nationwide On-Demand June 21st! ————————— Starring: Matt Lanter, Torrance Coombs, Gillian Zinser, Alice Evans and Sara Paxton Written and Directed by: Brian Blightly —————————- Synopsis On New Year’s Eve in London, a group of friends play a […]
Solstice (2008) Horror Movie Review
By Melissa Antoinette Garza I went to Big Lots today and was looking through the DVDs when I saw a movie I had never heard of. It was made by the director of the Blair Witch Project and had notable celebrities in it, so I decided I’d give it […]
Miner’s Massacre (2002) – Curse of the Forty-Niner HORROR MOVIE REVIEW
By Geno McGahee I love monster movies and MINER’S MASSACRE was a straight to video monster movie with some cool visuals and neat bad buy, but little else. It did bring me back to the time when I used to go to the video stores like Blockbuster and Hollywood Video […]
QUITE A CONUNDRUM (2012) – Sadistic/Comedy Horror MOVIE REVIEW
By Chris Summerfield This little gem of a movie was written and directed by the talented, Thomas L Philips, who resides in California, though originally from Tennessee. And here are some of the Awards it has collected so far, “Best feature film” New York International film festival, “Best Horror Comedy” […]
The Sublime and the Beautiful: Blake Robbins Speaks to Scared Stiff
Podcast by Forris Day JR You may recognize Blake Robbins from TV shows such as OZ, The Office, Firefly and many others. Blake talks with Forris about his early career as a bellman, to his decade in Hollywood as an actor. He’ll discuss his progression from being an actor, to […]