This book is a companion piece to the film Cabin in the Woods. It contains the original screenplay, interviews with members of the cast and crew, and a section that takes a look at some of the monsters, zombies, and other murderous creatures that appear in the film. When I heard about Cabin in the Woods a little over a …
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Comic Review: A Very Zombie Christmas – Issue 3
Issue: A Very Zombie Christmas #3 Creators: Joseph Wight, Fred Perry, David Hutchinson, Rod Espinosa, Ben Dunn Publisher: Antarctic Press Release Date: December 2011 Pages: 32 Price: $3.50 “Antarctic Press presents another chilling and thrilling collection of ho-ho-horror tales for the ho-ho-holidays! Go walkin’ (or better yet, running) through a nuclear winter wonderland once again!.“ Dying Breath: 4.5 out of …
Read More »Book Review: The Frenzy War – Author Gregory Lamberson
Who doesn’t love werewolves and secret societies dedicated to hunting them down, mixed with a dose of intense action, horror and enjoyable characters? The Frenzy War has all of that combined, it is the second book in the Frenzy Series, written by Gregory Lamberson, author of such horror novels like Johnny Gruesome, Personal Demons, Desperate Souls, The Frenzy Way, Cosmic …
Read More »Interview: Creep Creepersin (Dracula)
Exclusive Horrornews.net Interview : Creep Creepersin Movie: Creep Creepersin’s Dracula How does Creep Creepersin’s Dracula stand apart from other Dracula movies? It stands apart a lot of ways I think. The thing I think people will notice first, is how bright it is. There is light blasting everywhere to the point where it’s almost blown out. It is extremely modern …
Read More »Get your Dose of ‘Poetic’ Violence in New Cowboy Thriller
Never Submit Entertainment proudly presents the WORLD PREMIERE of “Poetic” – a feature film production in association with Plastic Age Productions and Cazares Entertainment. Special thanks to local businesses – Al’s Carpet & Design Service, Hayes Distributing Rockford and Killian’s Irish Red Beer – for their generous support. On Saturday, June 30, 2012, at the Tebala Shrine Auditorium, Matthew Cichella …
Read More »Bark at the ‘Autumn Moon’
New film heads into pre-production! Independent filmmaker Randy Fabert is on a quest to create a new werewolf thriller in the old-school tradition that he hopes “will be the most violent werewolf movie ever made!” Writer/Director Randy Fabert (Psycho Killer) is hard at work in pre-production, prepping his new werewolf thriller, Autumn Moon from Skylar Phoenix Productions. Fabert himself stated …
Read More »Film Review: Funeral Home (1980)
SYNOPSIS: When a teenaged girl named Heather (Lesley Donaldson) goes to live and work in her Grandmother Maude’s (Kay Hawtry) newly opened bed and breakfast strange things begin to transpire. People disappear, seemingly vanishing off of the face of the earth. Continuous reassurance is offered to the youth. After all what could go wrong in a dwelling that used to …
Read More »Film Review: Comforting Skin (2011)
SYNOPSIS: With the start of June this foul year 2012 is half over and I feel I can say with extreme confidence “Comforting Skin” is one of the best films I have seen this year. This is a gorgeous, morbid, intelligent film about self love and loathing, mental illness, isolationism and obsession. REVIEW: After being ignored night after night on …
Read More »HorrorNews.net is Looking for Film Reviewers
We are looking to add more film reviewers to our staff of writers. Please note this is NOT a paid position, but we will mail you the films to review. Since we take on a large number of releases per month, we are looking for certain types of writers which are detailed below: INITIALS: – OK, with 650 word minimum …
Read More »Book Review: The Pyramids and the Pentagon – Author Nick Redfern
The Pyramids and the Pentagon: The Government’s Top Secret Pursuit of Mystical Relics, Ancient Astronauts, and Lost Civilizations As authors take on new directions and research into “specific” conspiracy theory events, a greater level of scrutiny, fact finding, and investigation is occuring in literature. Nick Redfern is one such author who digs even further into specific events and cover ups …
Read More »Call of Cthulhu: The Wasted Land – Competition – Win BadAss Cthulhu-Cup!
Your Chance to Win a Cthulhu-Cup! A series of unspeakable summoning rites performed at the last full moon have allowed the cult hit ‘Call of Cthulhu: The Wasted Land’ to expand the range of PC outlets it can be downloaded from. The game can now be found for PC on GamersGate. The game also recently launched on Android, in addition …
Read More »DJ Perry Pumps out the Horror Features with a Deadly Trio
June is a Birthday month for Actor/Producer DJ Perry. He’s starred in films in just about every genre out there from westerns to family fare. But this Michigan born actor remains true to his roots. The actor still calls Lansing, Michigan home citing his family, friends and soccer team among the reasons he stays in Michigan. The actor had humble …
Read More »Where Evil Lives – 80’s Films Find new Life with Troma and CAV
Are you catching wave of these old 80s films making their way? A crazed man with a gun stalks through an old fraternity house killing the co-eds one by one. 30 years later the house is sold to a nice young family hoping to start a new life. But the ghosts of the past will not suffer these intruders lightly. …
Read More »Con-of-the-Dead Announced – A Party for the Living
FEARnet TEAMS WITH RESIDENT EVIL® 6 AND DARK SKY FILMS TO HOST ‘CON-OF-THE-DEAD’ COMIC-CON PARTY ON FRIDAY, JULY 13 IN SAN DIEGO The Cast of “Holliston”, FEARnet’s First Original TV Series, Hosts Comic-Con Panel on Thursday, July 12, at 8:30 PM SANTA MONICA – JUNE 18, 2012 – FEARnet, the leading cable destination for horror, thriller and suspense content, will …
Read More »Film Review: Wolfen (1981)
SYNOPSIS: A New York cop investigates a series of brutal deaths that resemble animal attacks. REVIEW: 1981 was the year of the “Werewolf” in Hollywood as no less than three major films were released that year that featured menaces of the lupine variety. First out of the gate was Joe Dante’s classic “The Howling” which featured Rob Bottin’s amazing creature …
Read More »Top 20 Cult Film Directors
Celebrate the day! Being a long time follower of cult films over the years, I figured it was due time to create an appropriate Top 20 list of Cult Film Directors for readers who might “still” be seeking out worthy films to indulge in (Director collectives..that is). I knew creating this list that not every favorite cult director would make …
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