Blood Simple (1984)
The slasher movie had become such a dominant force at the box office during the early eighties that, despite the critics refusing to acknowledge its importance, they soon began to influence mainstream cinema.
July 2009
Jennifer’s Body Gets the Comic Treatment
Personally, I’m sick to death of hearing about Megan Fox. From big budget garbage like Transformers to so-called comedies such as How to Lose Friends & Alienate People,
Trick ‘r Treat DVD Artwork Revealed
It’s been a hell of a long time coming, but the highly anticipated horror anthology Trick ‘r Treat will finally be unleashed on DVD this October.
SPAGHETTI SLASHERS – Lucio Fulci
2009 celebrates thirty years since the release of Zombi 2, the movie that would not only cause controversy around the world but would also launch its creator to both great acclaim and notoriety. But there was more to Lucio Fulci than just excessive gore at the hands of the living dead, for the Italian filmmaker had flirted with every conceivable genre throughout his forty-year career; from giallo and comedy to westerns and musicals.
Dewey and Gale Return for Scream 4
Well, it’s official – David Arquette and wife Courtney Cox will re-team once again for Scream 4. With Neve Campbell having expressed she had no interesting in returning to the successful franchise, it seems that her two co-stars are more than happy to.
New Director for Hack/Slash
It seems like Todd Lincoln seems that Todd Lincoln may no longer be the one directing the long-anticipated adaptation of Hack/Slash.
Freddy Krueger’s Memoirs Out Soon!
Over the last twenty-five years, Robert Englund has become one of the greatest icons of modern horror cinema with his turn as the demonic child murderer Freddy Krueger in the A Nightmare on Elm Street franchise.
Maniac Cop 3: Badge of Silence (1993) Review
There are very few trilogies that end with their strongest story, so it often comes as a disappointment when the third and final film of any series is released.
Artwork for Adam Sandlers Horror Revealed
Having Adam Sandler’s name attached to a horror film immediately sets off all kinds of alarm bell, kinda like having Michael Bay making them, so it is with immense scepticism that I approach The Shortcut, his first producer credit within the genre.