Welcome to Tromaville… This is Lloyd Kaufman’s home away from home. President of Troma he’s done a ton of his own films as well as has released many upon many of other people’s films. And I am going to give you my top 10. Now understand my top 10 may not be anywhere near your favorite but I will explain …
Read More »Book Review: Hacked – Author Tim Miller
Tim Miller continues to push the boundaries with his extreme horror novel Hacked. Hacked is the classic tale of online predator gone extreme. When reading the book, the story immediately captures the late seventies early eighties gritty feel. The writing style is crisp, the characters are believable and actually care for except for some I would rather not give away. …
Read More »Film Review: Rupture (2016) – Review 2
SYNOPSIS: A single mother is abducted by a group of mysterious people who subject her to a series of terrifying experiments. REVIEW: I saw the trailer for Rupture several weeks ago and didn’t think that it looked like it was anything special. To me it appeared to be just another forgettable torture p*rn flick with very little going for it. …
Read More »Film Review: Death Doll (1989)
SYNOPSIS: Trish, a young pregnant widow’s life becomes a nightmare when she starts getting threatening phone calls from a mysterious stranger. But things only get worse when the phantom caller graduates to stalking her. He also leaves ceramic dolls lying around to terrify Trish and justify the film’s title. REVIEW: The horror genre loves creepy dolls. Whether they’re the antique …
Read More »Top 13 Horror Villians That Would Kill You
Now we all know horror movies are just that, movies, and the characters on screen could never actually come into our bedrooms and kill us…or could they? Now I’m not talking about the terrors from Aliens or The Descent or even Poltergeist. I am talking about real flesh and blood people that could actually come into your bedroom and drive …
Read More »Film Review: Eloise (2017)
SYNOPSIS: Four friends break into an abandoned insane asylum in search of a death certificate which will grant one of them a large inheritance. However, finding it soon becomes the least of their worries in a place haunted by dark memories. REVIEW: Robert Legato, who directed Eloise, received Academy Awards as part of the teams on Hugo (2011) and The …
Read More »Film Review: Teenage Ghost Punk (2014)
SYNOPSIS: Newly-divorced Carol moves with her kids, Amanda (16) and Adam (12), from rural Michigan to a Victorian house near Chicago. As the three begin to adjust to their new surroundings, strange things start happening. Creepy noises. Unexplained messes. Old punk rock albums missing. Suspecting the house is haunted, Adam and Amanda hire a wacky medium and a team of …
Read More »Film Review: The Place (short film) (2017)
SYNOPSIS: A short film featuring the artwork of Luke Layal and the music of Bong Torrez REVIEW: More short films, kiddies! Today we have a Prank Monkey Moving Picture (UK) called THE PLACE, written by Nick Foster and Luke Layal. Not so much animated as it is a “motion comic”, the film tells a classic gothic horror-type story through a …
Read More »Film Review: Cathy’s Curse (1977)
SYNOPSIS: Eight-year-old Cathy and her family return to their ancestral family home where she falls under the spell of a vengeful ghost. Once possessed by the evil spirit, Cathy starts cursing like a David Mamet play and killing anyone who challenges her power. REVIEW: CATHY’S CURSE is one of the legions of low budget films that rode the coat tails …
Read More »Interview: Sung Rae Cho (The Transfiguration)
Sung Rae Cho (Shoichi) or Sho as he goes by, was born in Kyoto Japan and currently resides in New York City. He is the Director of Photography for The Transfiguration and has worked on numerous films. The Transfiguration first premiered at the 2016 Cannes Film Festival in the Un Certain Regard section. Sho captured the film’s moody images and …
Read More »Film Review: Human Form (short film) (2014)
SYNOPSIS: Feeling alone in a world where everyone looks exactly the same, a young girl decides to take extreme measures to change her appearance. REVIEW: More short films, kiddies! Today we have HUMAN FORM, a body horror from South Korea, written and directed by Doyeon Noh. The film is in Korean with English subtitles. Our story focuses on a school …
Read More »Nightmare on Elm St. II Director Jack Sholder on Horror Happens Radio to Promote “Freddy fest” May 9th
Horror filmmaker Jack Sholder (THE HIDDEN & WISHMASTER 2) will be talking live on Tues May 9th with the Rondo Nominated Radio Host & Writer Jay Kay to open THE HORROR HAPPENS RADIO SHOW at 325 PM EST/1225 PM WEST. They will be talking about his entry into the NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET franchise as well as the up and coming FREDDY FEST …
Read More »Film Review: The Madame in Black (short film)
SYNOPSIS: After playing the infamous urban legend game “Madame in Black”, Alex and his sister, Sarah, experience the wrath of the evil witch Madame in Black REVIEW: More short films, kiddies! Today we have Svarta Madam (The Madame in Black), written and directed by Jarno Lee Vinsencius. The film is in Swedish with English subtitles. Our story opens with siblings …
Read More »Interview: Justin Barber – Director (Phoenix Forgotten)
HI Justin, How are you? Justin, I am well, thank you. PHOENIX FORGOTTEN was great! First off the missing person’s process was an interesting aspect regarding UFO’s. Tell us how the film came to fruition? Justin: Well, I guess the influence for the movie was when I was in high school I was the same age as the character …
Read More »Film Review: The Autopsy of Jane Doe (2016)
SYNOPSIS: Cox and Hirsch play father and son coroners who receive a mysterious homicide victim with no apparent cause of death. As they attempt to identify the beautiful young “Jane Doe,” they discover increasingly bizarre clues that hold the key to her terrifying secrets REVIEW: It has been just over 6 years since André Øvredal gifted us the rather wonderful, …
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