Visually stunning and highly original, The Rezort offers an interesting take on zombie films, asking, “What happens after the zombie apocalypse is over?” The …continue reading Reel Review: The Rezort (2015)
While the horror community mourns the loss of a legend, we fondly remember the lasting legacy of the great George Romero By now you’ve …continue reading Stay Scared: Remembering George A Romero
Digital Dismemberment: Lucio Fulci’s The Beyond Limited Edition Collector’s Tin DVD Review Director: Lucio Fulci [Lewis (or Louis) Fuller on US prints] Producer: …continue reading Digital Dismemberment: The Beyond
Seoul Station, the animated prequel to Train to Busan, is a gritty commentary on social injustice disguised as a highly entertaining horror film The …continue reading Reel Review: Seoul Station (2016)
‘Resident Evil’ 15 Year Anniversary — An Interview with Director Paul W.S. Anderson It’s been awhile since Paul W.S. Anderson locked himself away for …continue reading Exclusive Interview with Paul W.S. Anderson
The Girl With All The Gifts is A Wonderful New Twist on the Tired Zombie Trope “Our Greatest Threat is Our Only Hope” I …continue reading Reel Review: The Girl with all the Gifts
Digital Dismemberment: The Return of the Living Dead Collector’s Edition Blu-Ray Review Director: Dan O’Bannon Producer: Tom Fox and Graham Henderson Special FX: …continue reading Digital Dismemberment: The Return of the Living Dead
October is a time of year when people love watching and experiencing horror — even those who don’t normally like the genre often get …continue reading Top Ten Horror Comedies
Road of the Dead Wyrmwood is the advertised Mad Max meets Dawn of the Dead mash-up from writers Kiah and Tristan Roache-Turner, with Kiah …continue reading Reel Review: Wyrmwood
The Neon Dead is about an unemployed recent college graduate named Allison (Marie Barker) who discovers that her new home is occupied by a …continue reading Reel Review: The Neon Dead
