Now that we’re in the full swing of a global pandemic, it’s a challenging time for the film industry to create and release new content. … Read More
Indie Horror
Gothic Thriller ‘Broil’ Set for an October U.S. Release
Well Go USA Entertainment is bringing the Canadian gothic thriller Broil to America this October. Described as a “seemingly classic coming-of-age” story, Broil is actually … Read More
Black Fawn Distribution Offers Free “Night of Digital Screams” Watch Party
Have you exhausted your horror film catalogue this quarantine? Are you looking for something new to watch while you practice diligent social distance? Well grab … Read More
[TEASER] New Horror Short ‘Dear Guest’
Vacation rentals are no longer safe in Megan Freels Johnston’s new horror short Dear Guest. Johnston (The Ice Cream Truck & Rebound) possess a tactic in … Read More
Black Fawn Films Has ‘Vicious Fun’ With Self-Help Group for Serial Killers
The fine folks at Black Fawn Films are at it again with their new horror-comedy, Vicious Fun. Set in the 1980s, the film sounds like a mad … Read More
[Trailer] New Paranormal Psycho-Thriller ‘The Dawn’
Finally, The Dawn has released and is available for your streaming pleasure! Check out the press release below along with the trailer. This one looks … Read More
Review: ‘Come to Daddy’ is a Dark, Shifting, Shocking Thrill Ride
Peppered with unadulterated insanity, Come to Daddy is a shifting, often shocking, and surprisingly hilarious thrill ride. Anchored by stellar performances from its main cast … Read More
Short Film Review: ‘Disconnect’ Needs You to Answer its Call
You wake up. Your phone is ringing, outside it’s chaos. Something is horribly wrong. You’ve got two minutes to tell this story. How do you … Read More
[Review] ‘A Nun’s Curse’ – A Well-Crafted & Creepy Film!
“An Eerie Atmosphere Mixed With Horrifying Visual Appearances Makes A Nun’s Curse A Sinister & Creepy Film!” Tommy … Read More
[REVIEW] ‘Candy Corn’ Is The Perfect Halloween Treat!
“Candy Corn Has All The Ingredients Of A Perfect Slasher Film.” It seems as though we cannot rid ourselves of this obsession with the ’80s, and not … Read More
Review: ‘Artik’ is a Gripping, Gritty, Gruesome Serial Killer
For his feature film debut, Tom Botchii comes out swinging with Artik. The writer/director pulls no punches, delivering some heavy blows that reverberate through the … Read More