If horror is in your blood, come put that passion to use. We’re looking for incredible new talent to join our diverse family of …continue reading Morbidly Beautiful Job Opportunites
Tense and intelligent, “Rojo” is a multi-layered and admirable look into the causes of power and silent apathy, but it requires viewer patience. Rojo, …continue reading Reel Review: Rojo (Benjamín Naishtat, 2019)
Based off the 1965 novel by Jerzy Kosinski, “The Painted Bird” is a cinematically beautiful and denuded view of rural Eastern Europe during World …continue reading Reel Review: The Painted Bird
The beloved 80s fantasy horror film “The Gate” is the perfect gateway to the genre for young people, and a nostalgic treat for older …continue reading Tubi Tuesday: The Gate (1987)
While presenting a festival screening for his latest film and promoting his highly anticipated upcoming feature, filmmaker Damian K. Lahey chats with us. Damian …continue reading Behind the Lens: Damian K. Lahey
Larisa Oleynik steals the show in “Animal Among Us”, a fun and entertaining throwback slasher boasting interesting characters and a story with depth. A …continue reading Take Two Review: Animal Among Us (2019)
It’s Prom Night, and it’s going to be a hot one! Chaos and Carnage get possessed by a vengeful prom queen while talking “Hello …continue reading They Mostly Podcast at Night: Hello Mary Lou Prom Night 2
Horror is not just limited to Halloween, so feast on some deliciously horrific horror films to dive into during the year’s other festive occasions. …continue reading Zombie Girl Guide: Holiday Horror Films
The mind behind audio dramas “The White Vault”, “Liberty”, and “Vast Horizon” discusses how to horrify audiences with dialogue and sound alone. I had …continue reading Now Hear This: Interview with Writer K. A. Statz
“Labrys” is a short that blends heart and horror in a queer-positive, feminist take on vengeance, love, and romance in the modern age. Labrys …continue reading Ax Wound Film Fest: Labrys (Short)
Harrowing and beautifully crafted, “WHAT DAPHNE SAW” is a powerful short that shines a light on the horrors of sex trafficking and systematic injustice. …continue reading Ax Wound Film Fest: What Daphne Saw