The Nightmares Film Festival is returning to Columbus Ohio this weekend for another season of terrifying, original horror cinema. With a reputation as one of the “best networking opportunities at a festival” Nightmares has been delivering one of a kind originals and amazing opportunities for fans and filmmakers alike to meet and interact without the stodgy atmosphere that most film festivals tend to be surrounded in. Festival programmer and co-founder Jason Tostevin is commit

The Tell-Tale Heart is easily one of the most well known and recognizable stories of Edgar Allen Poe and, arguably, one of the greatest horror short stories of the Victorian Era. The story of a man driven to madness by his employer, who escalates his mania into murder and, eventually allows that guilt ridden insanity to be his undoing is timeless. So it should come as no surprise that for 175 years it has been the source of numerous stage and screen adaptions with its themes

Returning to the Women in Horror Film Festival felt like coming home. Within minutes of arriving I was greeted by familiar faces, warm smiles, and a sort of kinship and celebration that I've found few places before. Tucked away in deep the woods of Peachtree City's Crowne Plaza Hotel there were few outside distractions to take attendees away from the festival. With a focus on the contributions of women in horror whose work is defying expectations and the limitations imposed u

Los Angeles, CA - Random Media is crossing over to the other side with the limited theatrical and nationwide VOD release of Michael Mongillo's Diane, the story of a wounded veteran and the beautiful corpse he stumbles across that leads him down a rabbit hole. Diane held its world premiere at FrightFest in London, where BritFlicks described Mongillo's latest as "Jacob's Ladder meets Memento". The film later had its US premiere at the New York City Horror Film Festival and was

Inhumanity is a film that lives up to its name in the most melodramatic sense. The story of a rapist serial killer, a shadowy corporation, a corrupt police force, and a young woman surviving a violent trauma is extremely topical and well timed. In the same instance, however, it’s equally formulaic and nonsensical with cringe inducing performances and effects. It’s a real mixed bag of a movie in terms of story, character development, and topics and I’m going to try and tell yo

Los Angeles, CA (August 8th, 2018) – After the overwhelming success of Hell House LLC since its release in 2016, fans have been clamoring to know if and when writer and director Stephen Cognetti would be following up this critically acclaimed found footage horror film with a sequel, this September. Now, here it is - Hell House LLC II –The Abaddon Hotel. The sequel picks up eight years since the opening night tragedy of Hell House LLC; still many unanswered questions remain.

Orlando, Florida- October 26th, 2017 - From the twisted mind that brought you the award winning short film Roid Rage, comes an original creature-feature that is sure to get pulses racing in the horror community - All the Devils Are Here! Bahamian filmmaker Ryan Lightbourn has recently debuted this film festival hit on a wide range of digital outlets. All the Devils Are Here (formerly titled Sleepwalkers) tells the story of five college students as they attempt to enjoy a deba

LOS ANGELES, CA (October 17th, 2017) - As the witching hour approaches, Terror Films is unveiling the official poster and trailer for the nerve rattling indie horror DEAD BODY. The film hits digital platforms on Tuesday, October 17. The movie has a large cast of characters. DEAD BODY stars: Spencer Hamp, Cooper Hopkins, Nathan Pringle, Jay Myers, Leah Pfenning, Miho Aizawa, Nic Morden, Rachel Brun and Koe Sakuta. In the film, several friends decide to celebrate their high sch

This movie is bizarre. I think that's the best way I can begin to describe She Rises. With a story that covers well worn horror tropes and has a certain amount of self awareness to it, what begins as a classic, isolationist/psycho killer backdrop quickly descends into something maddening and just a little bit sleazy. With writing and cinematography that take on a sort of manic feeling that I normally wouldn't be able to sit through, in the context of the story that unfolds th

There’s nothing as seemingly innocuous as a balloon at a child’s birthday party. A bright sack of floating air never fails to entertain children and adults alike. But what happens when all the joy and wonderment of something so simple is stripped away, replaced by something wholly terrifying and beyond belief? What happens when the innocence is stripped from that rainbow tapestry of of childhood delights and replaced by a moment of abject fear. That’s exactly what writer/dire