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Legendary filmmaker Ovidio G. Assonitis, whose Tentacles and Piranha II sought to cash in on the killer fish craze spawned by Jaws, first hit pay dirt in 1974 with Beyond the Door.Set against the backdrop of San Francisco, Beyond the Door stars Mills as Jessica Barrett, a young mother who starts to develop...
Party’s like there’s no tomorrow with Ravers, the blissfully violent and drug-addled horror set in the shady underground of illegal raves! A group of clubbers descend on an abandoned warehouse for a night of twisted techno and hedonistic drug-taking, but the illegal rave takes a blood-stained turn for the worse...
A tense and thrilling blend of Euro-horror and late 80s slasher, The Wind is a stalk ‘n’ slash hidden gem, presented for the first time on Blu-ray this April. Get ready to be blown away!Synopsis: When mystery novelist Sian Anderson (Meg Foster, They Live) arrives in the remote Greek town of...
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Review: Bed of the Dead
With a title such as ‘Bed of the Dead’, and box art which mimics the classic posture of the woman on the poster for ‘The Evil Dead’ you could be forgiven for thinking that the latest release from Manchester’s Grimm Entertainment was a horror comedy of sorts. Prior to watching...
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Review: Ugly Sweater Party
As far as festive slasher movies go, the seasons entries have been a bit of a mixed bag. Killer elves, Killer (Ms) Klaus and murderous family disputes have provided nothing if not an eclectic mix of Christmas carnage. That said I’m always open to more, and when invited to Aaron...
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Review: Mrs Claus
Christmas really isn’t a great time to be a sorority house girl. Aside from summer-time camping trips I would say, staying on campus over the holiday season has got to be one of the more perilous times of the year. Since the iconic ‘Black Christmas’ of 1974 gave all manner...
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Review: Elves
Continuing the themes of festive frighteners killer Elves join the roster of Christmas killer critters, well at least possessed human versions of such. The plot of Elves follows a group of friends who end up in an odd and ill-fated game which involves the bane of children everywhere – the...
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Review: The Cabin (Swe)
Despite its rather generic title ‘The Cabin’ is a rather slick looking cat-and-mouse style thriller set in the stunning backdrop of rural Scandinavia. When a young couple, already struggling with their relationship, arrive at their weekend getaway their petty quarrels become the least of their worries. Not only is the...
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Review: Bed of the Dead
With a title such as ‘Bed of the Dead’, and box art which mimics the classic posture of the woman on the poster for ‘The Evil Dead’ you could be forgiven for thinking that the latest release from Manchester’s Grimm Entertainment was a horror comedy of sorts. Prior to watching...
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Review: Cage Dive
Released on the 9th of October, courtesy of Lionsgate films comes a POV shark attack movie which merges some good characterisation and a unique perspective on shark invested violence in one neat 80-minute package. Synopsis: In this intense thriller, three friends from California head to the rugged Australian coast for...
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Review: Isolation
Isolation as a title is quite misleading, Isolation as a film is downright bizarre. If I told you the film was essentially a similar scenario as the classic ‘Alien’ but instead of a xenomorphic organism popping out of stomachs it was a malformed cow foetus would you think I was...
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DEADLY MANOR: On Blu-ray for the first ever time 17th February from Arrow Video
An old, dark house... A maniac on the loose... An orgy of bloodlust! All the hallmarks of late master of Spanish macabre José Ramón Larraz (Edge of the Axe, Vampyres) are present and correct in 1990’s Deadly Manor - the final horror movie from one of the genre’s most unheralded...
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M.O.M. (Mothers of Monsters) Takes Unflinching Look at the Making of Murderers
Bailey Edwards Makes Mesmerizing Debut in Found Footage Thriller Opens at the Arena Cinelounge in Los Angeles March 13thNationwide Digital HD Rollout to Follow Los Angeles, CA - Indie Rights has announced the theatrical world premiere and Digital HD rollout of Tucia Lyman's hard-hitting M.O.M. (Mothers of Monsters). Melinda Page Hamilton (Netflix's...
