Author Archives: AnythingHorrorScott

Jason Stephenson and NFTS Productions

Posted on 04/30/2012 by AnythingHorrorScott

Jason Stephenson. NFTS Productions (which stands for “Not for the Squeamish”). Ever hear of them? Chances are you probably haven’t … yet. Stephenson has directed five movies since 2004 and with each movie you can see his confidence and skills grow. Stephenson lives and makes genre films in Minnesota with, no doubt, a close circle of friends and family who also share a love for horror movies and who believe in his … Continue reading →

Film Review: Lake Placid 3 (2010)

Posted on 10/04/2010 by AnythingHorrorScott

SYNOPSIS:

A game warden moves his family to Lake Placid, once the site of deadly crocodile attacks. Locals assure him the crocs are gone, but his mischievous young son finds a few baby crocs and begins feeding them. They quickly grow into very big adults and start attacking the game warden’s family and nearby town.

REVIEW:

There are some really fun … Continue reading →

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Film Review: The Horde (aka La Horde) (2009)

Posted on 09/20/2010 by AnythingHorrorScott

SYNOPSIS:

A posse of crooked cops, malevolent gangsters and a horde of walking dead are the centre point of this gruesome, tight, action packed, claustrophobic tale of retribution and escape. Penned like animals, on the top floor of a deserted high-rise block, these two opposing gangs find that they are not alone in the lair of bloodthirsty corridors of death. Joining forces to survive, they must reach ground level together or perish. … Continue reading →

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Fred Vogel and ToeTag Pictures: The Good, the Gory, and the Disturbing

Posted on 08/22/2010 by AnythingHorrorScott

ToeTag Pictures. Ever hear of it? They are the film company behind the August Underground trilogy, The Redsin Tower, Maskhead, and Murder Collection V.1. If you only watch mainstream horror releases then chances are you haven’t heard of them. Formed by Fred Vogel and Jerami Cruise on April 1, 2004 ToeTag Pictures and Vogel are, I believe, the most important forces working the low-budget, independent horror scene today. Vogel has a very … Continue reading →