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“Yeah *sarcastic* Nazis are a barrel of laughs…” -Bernie (The Paper, 1994). Movies about killing Nazis are always fun to watch. Whether it’s Clint Eastwood singlehandedly mowing down about four hundred of them in Where Eagles Dare or Brad Pitt’s band of merry men scalping them in Inglorious Basterds, it’s …

DREAD Presents is bringing Seth A. Smith’s Sci-Fi / Horror film TIN CAN to theaters, video on demand, and home video soon. The reviews are great and the festival awards are plentiful. We can’t wait to check this out, and we think you’re going to want to check it out, …

Coming soon to theaters from Asylum and director Maximilian Elfdelt (End of the World) is the new horror film, Dracula: The Original Living Vampire. The film stars Michael Ironside (Starship Troopers 1997) Jake Herbert (Glow Up: Britain’s Next Make-Up Star TV series), Christine Prouty, India Lillie Davies (Call the Midwife …

I recently had the privilege of chatting with actress Lauren Beatty for her new delicious thriller, Bloodthirsty (read our review – HERE). I’m a huge fan of Lauren Beatty’s and I love that she’s become a rising star in the horror community. We talked about her love for films, her …

I don’t know about you, but we loved us some Turbo Kid (2015) (read our review here)! The crazy 1980s homage was directed and written by François Simard and both Anouk and Yoann-Karl Whissell. It features an outstanding cast, headlined by Munro Chambers, Laurence Leboeuf, and Michael Ironside. We just …

When I think back to the late 80’s and early 90’s, one film that stands out (after being permanently etched into my teenage, horror-loving mind) is The Hitcher (1986). It was the heyday of the home town video store and the era of late night HBO horror binges: a haven …

In the late 1970s, fledgling Canadian filmmaker David Cronenberg introduced the world to his unique brand of horror. After completing three features—the first, which focused on parasitic psychosexual mania in Shivers (1975), then on to the uncommon, aggressive outbreak of Rabid (1977), and eventually, to mutant offspring in The Brood …

The best kind of screener to review for any reason is one you’ve never heard of before. You have no preconceived notions about what you’re walking into, so you don’t judge it in any way before you watch it. You don’t think, “Oh, I’m not a big fan of ghost …

Here we are with another review for Fantastic Fest 2020, this time it’s for the horror thriller, Bloodthirsty. This film will play at the festival’s last night, October 2, 2020. See what’s all about here! This film was directed by Amelia Moses and written by Wendy Hill-Tout and Lowell. The …

I have to admit, it’s scary out there right now, but I believe it’s going to get better! Sure, there’s some uncertainty, and it’s hard to know who you can trust, but at least we have movies to tide us over while we wait. Go ahead and get yourself lost …