Itch! Movie Review by Matt Boiselle  Itch! – directed and written by Bari Kang, and starring Bari Kang, Olivia Kang and Monica De Oliveira Synopsis: As an outbreak makes the afflicted scratch themselves to death, survivors take shelter in a department store, where panic spreads faster than the infection.

1994 was a pivotal year in counter culture shifting and the ripples could be felt across all areas of entertainment. Gen X had established it’s identity. Soundgarden – Superunknown (March 8): Considered a defining record of the era, it blended heavy riffs with darker, psychedelic songwriting. It featured iconic hits like “Black Hole Sun” and “Spoonman”.

The Chiller Theatre Toy, Model and Film Expo convention will be held in Parsippany, NJ from Friday, April 24, 2026 to Sunday, April 26, 2026. The show is once again billing its eclectic assortment of actors and actresses from all genres. Show hours are as follows:Friday PRE-SHOW – 5 p.m.Friday – 6 p.m. – 11 p.m.

Vampire Time Travelers Movie Review by Matt Boiselle  Many thanks to the good souls over at MVD Entertainment for sending this one over – when I opened up the mail package to reveal the Blu-ray cover, I was a little taken aback at the cover art (hence why I used an alternate picture) – nothing head-exploding graphic, but possibly something …

Coffee Monsters Book Review by Matt Boiselle Coffee Monsters – written by Ophelia Darkly with artwork by Davey Cadaver I’m always on the hunt for a spine-chilling read, especially when its written and crafted by people who have a true appreciation for the subject matter…and with a nice, steaming hot cup of coffee by my side I’m ready to tear …

Michael Joy, the mastermind behind the premier horror publicity firm Marketing Macabre, has officially announced his transition from promoter to producer with the upcoming zombie / ghost mash-up, DEAD afterlife. Known for launching the careers of independent filmmakers through his unique PR strategies, Joy is now applying those same macabre sensibilities to his own feature film.

ZombieCON Vol 1 Movie Review by Matt Boiselle ZombieCON Vol 1 – directed by Kyle Valle, written by Kyle Valle, Erin Aine & Manny Luke and starring Manny Luke, Erin Aine & Punkie Johnson Synopsis: A group of cosplaying friends accidentally trigger a zombie apocalypse, and are forced to cross through an infected Los Angeles in order to save a …

This April, the past returns to collect a blood debt. Black Coppice Films is proud to announce the VOD premiere of BLOOD WITCH, a visceral new horror feature from the mind of multi-hyphenate filmmaker Chris Shane Sanders (Writer/Director/Producer). BLOOD WITCH weaves a dark tale of generational vengeance. Centuries after being brutally executed for witchcraft, a mother and daughter are resurrected …

I SCREAM. YOU SCREAM. WE ALL SCREAM FOR ELI ROTH!  IN THEATERS AUGUST 7, 2026 The truck activation summoned daring guests for brain-freezing treats, killer swag and a photo opp to die for.

The Ugly Movie Review  by Matt Boiselle The Director Scott Reynolds’ 1997 psycho-thriller “The Ugly” just got the imperial treatment from the 4K car-wash, and we as fans couldn’t be happier – read on for all the details!

Saurians Movie Review bv Matt Boiselle   Saurians – directed and written by Mark Polonia, and starring Mark Polonia, Todd Carpenter and Maria Davis

Covering a range of franchises from Doctor Who, Jessica Jones, Winnie the Pooh, The Walking Dead, X-Men and Star Wars, the latest additions to the FAN EXPO Philadelphia celebrity lineup has characters loved by fans of all ages. David Tennant, David Morrissey, Jim Cummings and Jennifer Hale bring those and dozens of others to the pop culture extravaganza at the Pennsylvania Convention Center in Center City, May 29-31. …

The Paranormal Movie Review by Matt Boiselle  

Black Mandala is proud to present A MOTHER’S RECALL, a haunting psychological horror film that fuses intimate character drama with chilling supernatural terror. Directed and co-written by Mauro Iván Ojeda, whose previous feature La Funeraria attracted international critical attention, the film delivers an unsettling and emotionally charged descent into fear, trauma, and the unseen forces that can shape a family …

Horror works long before the monster shows up. A viewer usually feels the tension in advance, through sound, light, framing, and timing. That’s what gives a film its weight. A strong horror movie atmosphere grows from several choices that keep the audience uneasy even in quiet scenes.Fear grows as the film gives your brain space to imagine what might happen …