Tag Archives: Ted Raimi

“As You Wish:” Looking Back At Robert Kurtzman’s ‘Wishmaster’ (1997)

As of September 19, 2022, Robert Kurtzman’s (The Walking Dead franchise) second directorial project, Wishmaster, is 25 years young. Starring Andrew Divoff (our interview) and Tammy Lauren, the film is about a young jewel appraiser (Lauren) who is given a stolen jewel to look over, one that happens to have …

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Grimmfest 2021 Review: Alex Kahuam’s ‘Forgiveness’ (2021)

Forgiveness is the title of the movie, but it is not the name of the game for filmmaker Alex Kahuam’s latest endeavor. After premiering at Arrow FrightFest 2021 this past August, Forgiveness continues to beguile audiences along its festival run, and the most recent to experience Alex’s work were those …

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Interview With Ted Raimi And Alex Kahuam For ‘Red Light’

Every once in awhile, a film comes along and it’s just so good, that you want more of it. This is the case with Alex Kahuam’s short film, Red Light (read our review HERE). Clocking in at a mere 10 minutes, Red Light has me waiting with bated breath for …

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Telluride Horror Show 2020 Short Review: ‘Red Light’ Will Make You See RED!

One of my favorite shorts of 2020 is hands down the brilliant horror, Red Light, which premiered at the Telluride Horror Show 2020. It was written and directed by Alex Kahuam (Escondida, Forgiveness). Red Light was a proof of concept and stars horror icons Ted Raimi (Ash vs. Evil Dead, …

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Nightmares Film Festival: ‘Hail To The Deadites’ (2020) Review

Sam Raimi’s Evil Dead franchise has developed quite the fan following over the years. From the original Evil Dead in 1981 to Ash vs. Evil Dead on Starz, fans can’t get enough of Ashley J. Williams and his boomstick. That rabid fandom is the subject of Hail to the Deadites, …

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‘Evil Dead’ Documentary ‘Hail To The Deadites’ Unveils Official Trailer and Poster

Hail to the Deadites is an all new documentary inspired by Sam Raimi’s Evil Dead franchise. The indie film has been hitting the festival circuit lately to great press and even better reviews. The folks behind the doc were kind enough to hook us up with the film’s official trailer …

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‘Darkman’ (1990) At 30: Superhero Mayhem Before It Was Cool

Darkman (1990)

Tim Burton’s Batman was a cultural phenomenon that changed the Hollywood cinematic landscape. In the summer of 1989, the caped crusader lit up the box office to the tune of $400 million dollars and single handedly brought superhero films back into the limelight. Universal Studios, which had passed on Batman …

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Announcing New VHS Releases From Witter Entertainment

Witter Entertainment

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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PopHorror Ravages Horror and Music Con ‘Rock and Shock 2018’

It’s that time of year again when we put away our shorts and sunglasses and pull out our corded sweaters and pumpkin spice, and finally get ready for a horror fan’s favorite holiday… Halloween. With the All Hallow’s Eve season approaching, New Englanders know that another yearly event is close …

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Let’s Take A Ride On ‘The Midnight Meat Train’ (2008) – 10 Years Later

To someone living in the Midwest, the idea of riding on the subway can feel foreign, intimidating, and maybe even scary. After viewing The Midnight Meat Train (2008) many years ago, you can bet that my opinion was changed to petrifying. This month is the 10th anniversary of this brilliant …

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