Tag Archives: Fatal Pictures

We just found out that Hang Up! (2018 – read our review here), an uncomfortable horror short by the people over at Fatal Films and starring one of my favorite indie actors, Robert Nolan (read my interview with him here), is having its Toronto premiere this month at the 2019 …

When I first heard that Zach Green (read my interview with him here) and the folks over at Fatal Pictures had a new project in the works called Hang Up!, I was so very excited! I have LOVED everything they’ve put out so far, most especially the Box Cutter Trilogy – Heir …

Since I started with PopHorror back in 2016, I have become huge fans of the people over at Fatal Pictures. They’re the guys behind The Boxcutter Trilogy: Heir (2015), Familiar (2012) and Worm (2010), as well as The Last Halloween (2016) and . I’ve talked with Producer Zach Green (Consumption 2008) and …

Although it’s technically past October 31st, we at PopHorror celebrate Halloween all year ’round. Of course, we have never wanted any one Hallow’s Eve to be The Last Halloween, but all good things must come to an end, am I right? So, as a special treat to our very own …

A relative newcomer to the filmmaking life, Zach Green and his production company Fatal Pictures have only been creating movies since 2007, but he has already made a name for himself in indie horror circles. As the driving force behind extreme horror shorts Familiar (2012), Heir (2015), Consumption (2008) and Worm (2010), Zach knows …

Actor Robert Nolan is a bit of a mystery to me. I’ve seen him in several films – most notably in Fatal Pictures’ box-cutter series Familiar (2012), Worm (2010) and Heir (2015) – and in every one, he’s scared the living shit out of me in one way or another. …

Have you ever woken up on the wrong side of the bed? Then you spend the day with an aggressive, pissed off voice inside your head that screams at you to lash out at everyone and everything. Sound familiar? Some people think this voice is your conscience. Others think it’s your soul. Many even believe that …

In 14 minutes, writer/director/producer Richard Powell (Worm 2010) has created a morbidly fascinating, stomach-churning atmosphere of dismay and revulsion in graphic short Heir that will make even the most hardcore horror aficionado squirm. Released through Zach Green’s Fatal Pictures (Familiar 2012) and Red Sneakers Media, Heir tells the “touching” story of a father, …