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Film Review: The Act of Seeing With One’s Own Eyes (short film) (1971)

SYNOPSIS: Real autopsy footage highlights this short film from Stan Brakhage. REVIEW: The Act of Seeing With One’s Own Eyes is a literal Greek translation of the word autopsy. Stan Brakhage gives us a view inside a normally closed off room, where coroners dissect bodies to determine cause of death and various pathologists research disease and its possible cures. By giving …

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Film Review: Dark Vision (2015)

SYNOPSIS: Dark Vision Hub is hosting its paranormal reality show competition: make your own paranormal show and, should you win, it gets aired. So, a host of one of the contest’s entries takes his crew into a creepy old building—reportedly a 15th century plague hospital—with caverns under it. The supernatural forces inside are more authentic than at first supposed by …

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Film Review: Monster Hunt (2015)

SYNOPSIS: In an ancient world where monsters rule the land while humans keep to their own kingdom, a baby monster, Wuba, is born to a human father and monster queen. When mortals and creatures alike set out to capture the newborn, Wuba’s adventure begins. The cute baby monster Huba is the child of a human man and a monster queen, …

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Film Review: Killjoy (2000)

SYNOPSIS: Three youngsters encounter an evil clown. REVIEW: The ghetto gets a horror icon… Well, that wasn’t my “first” thought when I used to see this film glaring back from the rental shelves. Scary clowns are usually a win-win with the number of phobic clown viewers in the world. I’m guessing though that with that being said, they probably didn’t …

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Film Review: Secret Things (2002)

SYNOPSIS: Two women, after losing their jobs at a high-end strip club, are determined to climb the corporate ladder using their feminine wiles. The CEO, an unabashed womanizer who delights in the torment of women, is the only person standing in their way. REVIEW: It doesn’t take a whole lot to get me to enjoy a French movie, I’ve found. …

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Film Review: Fist of Jesus (short film) (2012)

SYNOPSIS: Jesus is always willing to lend a hand to those in need, but there are others … that will taste his fist. REVIEW: Just when you thought you’ve seen it all…. how about Jesus fudging a resurrection and raising the dead in the form of zombies? Well, this outrageous short film by David Muñoz is just enough to wet …

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Film Review: Trilogy of Terror (1975)

SYNOPSIS: A vindictive and seductive teacher, a spinster and her sexy sister, and a lonely woman unable to cut the umbilical cord from her mother all appear in three separate stories from one of America’s preeminent writers, Richard Matheson, one of the greatest writers of Rod Serling’s The Twilight Zone.

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Film Review: Dreamkatcher (2020)

SYNOPSIS: In order to stop his bad dreams a young boy steals a dreamcatcher from a mysterious neighbor forcing his family to rescue him from a nightmarish entity. REVIEW: Violence against children can be a bitter pill to swallow for some in films. Even in horror, a flash of brutality towards a young innocent can uncork a reserve of parental …

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Film Review: Thir13en Ghosts (2001)

SYNOPSIS: When Cyrus Kriticos, a very rich collector of unique things dies, he leaves it all to his nephew and his family. All including his house, his fortune, and his malicious collection of ghosts! REVIEW: Easily one of my all time favorites, “Thir13en Ghosts” may not be for everyone, but it surely has its share of interesting characters. 2001 “Thir13en …

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Top-Rated Horror Slot Machines

There’s a lot of variety at the average online casino these days, especially in the ever-popular slot machine category. Norse mythology, sports, animals, fairytales – you name it, and there’s a slot (or multiple slots) with that theme. So, if you think there’s nothing for horror fans, then think again.

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Paul Hyett’s PERIPHERAL gets UK release

Paul Hyett’s PERIPHERAL gets UK release AVAILABLE DIGITALLY IN THE UK AND IRELAND ON AUGUST 3 Technology has no boundaries in PERIPHERAL, the latest film by renowned visionary director Paul Hyett, set to be digitally released in the UK courtesy of Blue Finch Films on August 3, 2020. The sinister and unsettling sci-fi horror fantasy will be available on iTunes, …

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Psychosexual Releases Third Single, “Baby on Fire” from Upcoming Album Torch the Faith

Psychosexual, the new rock band from Five Finger Death Punch drummer Jeremy Spencer, has released its third single and video, “Baby on Fire”, from the forthcoming album Torch the Faith. The moody video, which can be seen on Psychosexual’s YouTube channel, sears the senses with Spencer’s alter ego Devil Daddy provoking controversial church burning imagery, a powerful and disturbing theme …

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EVERGREEN IS THE BLOOD from Polestar Studios Stars Dawna Lee Heising, John Reign and Aki Aleong

EVERGREEN IS THE BLOOD from Polestar Studios Stars Dawna Lee Heising, John Reign and Aki Aleong The feature film “Evergreen Is the Blood” from Polestar Studios will be shot in western Pennsylvania from July 10 through July 20, 2020. The screenplay is written by award-winning filmmaker John Reign and William Long. Reign will direct and star, and the director of …

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