When making a film, it is important to consider your audience – after all, you need most of them to like your project to ensure another. Roy (Adam Nee) returns home after serving... Read the full post

Death has long been a subject of comedy because it’s a useful tool in dealing with one of man’s oldest fears. Arthur (Dominic Monaghan) is sitting in his cell awaiting his execution.... Read the full post

Monsters that lurk in the dark, hiding in closets and under the bed are scary, but child psychopaths are far more frightening. David (Adrian Pasdar) and Clare (Cady McClain) just moved... Read the full post

If you have nay questions regarding the plot of Tokyo Gore Police, refer back to the title. A plague of “Engineers” is spreading across Tokyo. When Engineers are wounded, a genetic... Read the full post

Aliens, mutants, swords, guns – Mutant Chronicles provides all you could ask for in a sci-fi fantasy picture. For decades, a seal has kept the world safe from a horde of violent,... Read the full post

Netherbeast Incorporated puts a new spin on the vampire genre and answers the call for quality horror comedy. Berm-Tech Industries deals in telecommunications, having started out manufacturing... Read the full post

Horror anthologies are great because it’s like getting four separate movies in one package. Last year, two of the directors (Banjong Pisanthanakun and Parkpoom Wongpoom) won... Read the full post

Although revenge is a dish best served cold, the result is not always the satisfying outcome for which one hopes. Avery Ludlow (Brian Cox) took the day off work to enjoy a peaceful... Read the full post

“A Threesome with Kevin Smith” sounds lewd in the context of his new theatrical release but it’s not – for the most part. Clerks was Smith’s feature directorial debut.... Read the full post

The undead have rarely been as articulate or vicious as they are in Trailer Park of Terror. Norma (Nichole Hiltz) is the trailer park queen but she hates the title. When her only chance... Read the full post