Ever since the 1995 movie, Se7en, I have found the idea of the seven deadly sins intriguing. Every interpretation of them is different, although always dark and depressing. All of my favorite things! But all kidding aside, there’s been a buzzing in the underground about an upcoming anthology called 7 …

When the new immersive experience, I Like Scary Movies, was announced, the buzz was incredible. It continues to build as the start date slowly slithers closer. I Like Scary Movies creeps into LA starting April 4th, and is described in its press release as a “multi-sensory installation” and “a groundbreaking …

If you’ve seen Darren Lynn Bousman’s film St. Agatha, (if not, keep your eye out for our review coming soon!) you would swear that the part of Mother Superior was written for Carolyn Hennesy. She definitely is not known for her warm and friendly roles, and that’s because she’s so damn …

The Amityville Murders is easily one of my favorite movies of 2019, so far (read my review of the film here). When it comes to sequels, or a movie that is part of an ever-growing series, it’s sometimes hard to get a believable plot, solid acting, or even just an …

Before taking on the role of the very real Butch DeFeo – the same Butch DeFeo that the Amityville Horror is based on – John Robinson already had an extremely extensive resume of some powerful independent films. Adding The Amityville Murders, the newest addition to the ever-growing Amityville franchise, to …

The latest release from Dread (formerly Dread Central Presents) is Dry Blood, a mysterious ghost story rich with fantastic practical effects, anxiety, and sadness. I was lucky enough to meet up with filmmakers Clint Carney and Kelton Jones at a local coffee shop, where we discussed their film, how they …

Heather Buckley is a powerhouse in the horror genre – producer, actress, journalist – and that’s just the beginning. Anyone who is anyone knows who she is, or has seen something she’s worked on or been a part of, such as the films We Are Still Here (2015 – read our …

I recently watched Amy Everson’s debut film, Felt, for the second time (you can read my review here), and it was just as powerful the second time around. Perhaps it’s the relevancy of the story with the current #MeToo movement, but I believe it’s because Felt is just a damn good …

There is no guidebook, no set of rules, for dealing with a trauma. Everyone deals with wounds in their own way, and that’s the beauty of healing. You can do it however you want to, in any way that makes you more comfortable, and move towards to rising above. Felt, …

As a fan of extreme horror, I am always chomping at the bit for the next release from Unearthed Films. The announcement of their acquirement of Adrian Corona’s 2017 film, Dis, was no different, leaving me counting the days until it would be available for its 2019 release date. So imagine …