
Despite decent effects, all-star cameos, and a clear love of the genre, “Terror Tales” is an unpolished horror anthology that struggles to truly deliver. …continue reading Fade to Black: Terror Tales (2016)

Despite decent effects, all-star cameos, and a clear love of the genre, “Terror Tales” is an unpolished horror anthology that struggles to truly deliver. …continue reading Fade to Black: Terror Tales (2016)

A Portrait in Neon: Talking with horror artist Marc Schoenbach of Sadist Art Designs about his career, his inspirations, and the key to his success. …continue reading Artist Spotlight: Marc Schoenbach

“I Dare You to Open Your Eyes” is both a powerful dark drama about isolation and the cycle of abuse, as well as an …continue reading Sneak Peek: I Dare You to Open Your Eyes

One of our favorite female filmmakers, Cindy Maples, returns with a fun and funny new short about the horrors of online dating, “98.6%”. Last …continue reading Horror Short: Cindy Maples’ “98.6%”

Unearthed Films plans to release the first two titles under its new brand, bringing extreme horror fans content so shocking it’s illegal in some …continue reading Coming in 2019: “Too Extreme for Mainstream” Films

The Calling Hours Horror Podcast 2.54: We kick off the new year with the triumphant return of the lovely Liane Langford (Air Date: 1.1.19) …continue reading Calling Hours 2.54: The Return of Liane Langford

Join me as I embark on a semi-serious review/recap of the entire “Riverdale” series, beginning with Season One, Episode One. A lot of shows …continue reading The Sweetwater Revue: Prologue, Episode 1

On the heels of another banner year of horror, even more great genre goodness is headed our way in 2019; here’s 10 of our …continue reading Top Ten Most Anticipated Horror Films of 2019

“Into the Night”, the recently released sophomore effort from Thomas Dekker, is an inspired dance album by one of horror’s underrated icons. What a …continue reading Now Hear This: Into the Night (Thomas Dekker)

Despite some graphic scenes and a couple of highlights, “Faces of Snuff” ends up being more cheesy fun than truly shocking or subversive. In …continue reading Reel Review: Faces of Snuff (2016)
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