For those who aren’t familiar with it, Big Trouble in Little China is a John Carpenter film that released on July 2, 1986, one that struggled and inevitably flopped in the box office but rebounded on home video release, eventually becoming a cult classic, loved by many, but especially this …
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When the topic of Body horror comes up we can name movies or directors that really stand out. For the topic of the Canadian Body, one particular horror and director comes to mind. He will be most familiar amongst gorehounds and that’s Eric Falardeau, the writer and director of the …
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Witter Entertainment has joined forces with Broke Horror Fan to bring great genre-tainment to VHS. The folks at Witter send word they’ve got some all new VHS releases in their web store. They’re waiting for you! That’s not all. They’ve got some badass tees, pins, and even…deodorant? Check out the …
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Alamo Drafthouse’s American Genre Film Archive and Something Weird are teaming up to release 1973’s Godmonster of Indian Flats on 4K Blu-ray! The American Genre Film Archive Kickstarter purchased a 4K film scanner in 2015 so they could digitally transfer titles from the Something Weird library. This is the fourth release in …
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Do you love cult films? If so, you should check out the creepy official trailer for The Blessed Ones! Distributed by Wild Eye Releasing, The Blessed Ones is directed and written by Patrick O’Bell with a cast starring Dave Vescio (Wolf Mother, Hell Ranch), Andy Gates (Garden Party Massacre, Niagra), and …
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Ever watched a movie as a child and then many years later you can’t find it to buy? Well, this seems to happen to me a lot. Especially with 90’s films. If I do seem to find one it’s usually a dubbed copy or it’s a way expensive out of …
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I get so annoyed when people say that the 90’s didn’t produce any worthy horror movies. In a world of remakes and reboots, you would think people would be more appreciative of some of the most original horror films to date. Obviously, the 90’s wasn’t as hyped up as the …
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To say that Ted Post’s 1973 film The Baby is one of the most whacked-out films I’ve ever seen would be an understatement. Now, I’m not using “whacked-out” to indicate a bizarre anarchy where logic has gone out the window, not am I using it indicate a film along the …
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