Billy Bones and the rest of The Deathtones are rising straight to the top. In a world of guys trying to sound like Elvis, The Deathtones have a stronger presence. Their music can come off as punk, metal, and more. Every song is different in all of their singles EPs, …
Read More »Interview With Johnny Necro: The PBS Of Horror
Johnny Necro has a drive that can’t be matched by most. He constantly has some kind of quest to dabble in. Between Frozen Dead Comics, custom designs for Horrordorables, and making music, he doesn’t know the meaning of the word rest. He is constantly creating. This year he celebrated Frozen …
Read More »‘Tourist Trap’ (1979): A Quirky Cult Classic With A Telekinetic Twist
Tourist Trap is a 1979 American horror film directed by David Schmoeller and starring Chuck Connors, Jocelyn Jones, Jon Van Ness, Robin Sherwood, and Tanya Roberts. It is an unnaturally entertaining flick, even if not absolutely perfect. Check out the trailer: The film follows a group of friends who become stranded …
Read More »Short Film Review: Adam DeFilippi’s ‘The Prank’
There aren’t many short films that I think are decent. As much as I love the old days of horror, this film jumps right on the train and pulls you into different emotions at once. It is refreshing to know that there are always going to be independent moviemakers. In …
Read More »‘MISTER SLEEP’ (2024) – A New Slasher Icon In The Making? – Movie Review
Mister Sleep is a new horror film coming soon to streaming platforms from Gravitas Ventures, Beyond Casual Media, and director Robert Hollocks (Applewood). The folks behind the film are marketing it as the first installment in a new slasher franchise. That’s always music to my ears, because let’s face it, …
Read More »Celebrating 45 Years Of ‘Phantasm’ With Eight Fascinating Facts
On March 28th, 1979, Phantasm was released in U.S. cinemas, introducing horror fans to the dark, existential coming of age tale surrounding young Michael (A. Michael Baldwin) as he battles interdimensional minions, a flying silver sphere of death, and a menacing undertaker known as The Tall Man (Angus Scrimm) alongside …
Read More »The Dead Tell No Tales: All About A Forgotten Zombie Terror
The dead don’t mess around. In this article, we venture into one of the genre’s most strange and surprising terrors: Children Shouldn’t Play With Dead Things. I didn’t find this movie until the ripe age of 17. I was well seasoned in horror, I knew what I liked. Then I …
Read More »Five Years Of Deadly Doppelgangers- ‘US’ (2019) – Retro Review
The best horror often blurs the lines between reality and fiction. When relatable terror combines with the realm of the seemingly impossible in a soup culled in the style of “The Twilight Zone,” the audience is both glued to the screen in fear and mystified by the endless possibilities. This …
Read More »Who Knew Captain Kirk Had Mommy Issues?!? ‘IMPULSE’ (1974) Blu-ray Review
Grindhouse Releasing is amazing at cleaning up those old classics! Their stellar editions of The Beyond and Cannibal Holocaust are among my favorites. So, my curiosity was definitely piqued when I heard they were releasing Impulse, a seldom seen film from director William Grefe (Mako: The Jaws of Death) starring …
Read More »My Top 10 Favorite Horror Films With Non-Linear Plots
Films are so much more than just getting from point A to point B. Non-linear films play with time, expectations, human emotions, and feature bold new techniques in storytelling. This results in films that are often more emotionally moving than linear films. I have compiled a list of my favorite …
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