Has society moved out of its Vampire fascination? With Twilight star Robert Pattinson having graduated from sparkling vamp-boy to playing a Batman and True Blood having closed the coffin many years back, it seems that some “new blood” is needed in the genre. Enter Blood From Stone, an original new vampire film from Writer/Director Geoff […]
Schlock horror is a genre you either love to death or dismiss with disgust. The same can often be said about professional wrestling, the line is very clear between die hard marks and disdainful intellectuals. So it’s only fitting that the creative minds behind WrestleMassacre would combine the two forms of high energy entertainment as […]
Westerns were a staple of American cinema for decades, transporting movie-goers back to the frontier where danger lurked around every corner and justice could be had with a ready six-shooter. Somehow over the years cowboy adventure gave way to secrets agents, fast cars and super powers, but perhaps cinema fans today need a history lesson. […]
How many times have you found yourself putting in an honest day’s work and suddenly being caught up in a one man mission to rid the Earth of other dimensional demons (for lack of a better term)? Not nearly enough, you say? Then Driven, the quirky adventure film from writer/star Casey Dillard is a film […]
When was the last time a movie took you on a journey that didn’t span 20 films? Do you long for the days of Indiana Jones searching for lost treasures of history? Are you looking for a laugh in your adventure films? Then Gold Dust, the new film from writer-director, David Wall is waiting for […]
The Long Dig is a short film that plays into a bigger world without leaving the viewer in the dark. The film acts as a live-action intro to the Aeronauts tabletop game universe. Written by Kate Hackett and director, Tom R. Pike, The Long Dig is a science-fiction fantasy adventure that delivers. Not to be […]
Urban legends like Mothman, Bloody Mary, The Boogeyman and even pet alligators being flushed down the toilet have gotten the cinematic treatment over the years, but a lesser known icon called Goat Man is the subject of Nate Ruegger’s horror short Trust Me: A Witness Account of The Goatman from the World of Death anthology […]
The genre of science fiction was built on the anthology format. In the 30’s pulp magazines were dedicated to bringing readers short stories of strange creatures inhabiting far off worlds. In the 60’s TV shows like The Outer Limits expanded our minds with morality tales of bizarre goings on from week to week. In the […]
For many people the holidays are a nightmare. But crowded airports, dysfunctional families and expanding waistlines don’t hold a candle to the terror awaiting in Holiday Hell, the horror anthology film that delivers a decadent 4 course meal of frights and light, but deadly dessert. Anthology horror has a rich tradition with films like Trilogy […]
In the history of heroic private investigators of cinema we have Sam Spade in The Maltese Falcon, on TV it was Magnum, P.I. and now a new breed of super sleuth, Sexina. At least that’s the idea behind the comedy adventure film Sexina: Pop Star P.I. from writer/director Erik Sharkey available now to stream on […]
Have you ever found a movie that you love, but nobody else seems to know about? A movie that speaks so deeply to your soul that you have to share it with everyone close to you in order for them get the full picture of you as an individual? Then Wolfman’s Got Nards, the beautiful […]
Since the dawn of cinema, the unsung hero of Hollywood action films has been the stunt person. Men and women who rarely get face time or name recognition, but still cause audiences to Ooh and Aah in amazement at the physical feats that make it onto the screen. Gary Kent, the subject of director Joe […]