Almost a year ago I was aimlessly scrolling through Instagram when a picture caught my eye. He was thin and pale, scruffy but wild eyed dressed in archaic clothes with this look of murder and madness as he hopped through the rain with an axe in his hands. This was my introduction to Alfred J. Hemlock, the Australian demon who has absolutely dominated the short film circuit in 2017 and early 2018. Reaching out to creators Edward and Melissa Lyons I was introduced to an incredi

Jeff and Haley have been burning up Twitch with Slayaway Camp, Witcher, and several other horror inspired video games lately. I’ve actually found myself getting hooked in with them for Trivia Murder Party. But I’m still as bigger fan of setting up a table, having some people over, and throwing down a board game for an evening of fun and gruesomeness. But I’m not talking about Yahtzee or Go Fish. Thanks in no small part to the ongoing culture of hipsterism, board games and car

I got sucked in by the trailer, by the hype, and I really should have known better. Veronica is billed by almost everyone as being so scary you "can't finish it." I remember hearing all of this before when Paranormal Activity hit theaters and just like that found footage nightmare, I decided I'd drink the Kool-aid and have a look. Set in 1991, Veronica is the story of a young girl in Spain who finds herself responsible for her younger siblings after their father passes away.

With spring comes a fresh batch of genre classics and new blood for your horror consumption. In addition to their ever-growing exclusive shows and films, horror streaming service Shudder has rolled out a handful of cinematic gems sure to please any scary movie lover. Here are some recommendations to keep your movie queue full this month! COLD HELL (2017) - Dir. Stefan Ruzowitzky, German, 92min This Shudder exclusive follows Özge, a young Turkish-born taxi driver and Thai-boxe

LOS ANGELES, CA March 20th, 2018.- Distributor Reel Nightmare Films is welcoming Spring 2018 with a ONE DOLLAR SALE of its entire horror feature-film catalog. From now through March 31st, horror fans worldwide can rent all titles distributed by RNF at the special price. Some of the horror films at this special price include: Mr. Cleaver (dir. Nik Wendelsdorf): Seven gutter punks break into a seemingly abandoned warehouse only to find themselves hunted by its bloodthirsty owne

Sometimes a fan film is so good it deserves to be included in canon. Womp Stomp’s original Friday the 13th tribute, Never Hike Alone is arguably one of the best installments in the series in twenty years and deserves a spot in every fan’s library. The tale of a YouTubing hiker who wanders off the beaten track and into the remnants of Camp Crystal Lake is a combinations of subgenres encompassed by horror. A combination found footage and traditional 3rd person POV with elements

I was recently introduced to the works of author Edward Lee. The graphic, terrifying, gritty and sexualized stories are enough to turn stomachs and terrify even the bravest souls. Heavily influenced by Lovecraft with an overarching theme of violent, erotically charged cosmic horror and a beautifully descriptive prose style, his stories blur the line between the grotesque and the inescapably wonderful. After finishing Pages Torn from a Travel Journal I decided I had to at leas