All posts tagged "Horror"
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Top Ten Tuesday: The Best of Michael Fassbender (So Far)
Michael Fassbender is perhaps the most talented, fastest rising international star. Originally born in Germany, Fassbender has grown...
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THE INNKEEPERS – Fantastic Fest Review
When I first saw writer and director Ti West’s HOUSE OF THE DEVIL, I wasn’t quite sure what...
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YOU’RE NEXT – Fantastic Fest Review
UPDATE: Aside from the film being picked up by Lionsgate just before it’s first (and only) screening at...
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THE HUMAN CENTIPEDE 2 (Full Sequence) – Fantastic Fest Review
WARNING: This review may contain “spoilers.” Tom Six is definitely good at one thing; he can get a...
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Top Ten Tuesday: Most Anticipated Fantastic Fest Films
Poster created by Mike Saputo The time is nearly upon us, the annual gathering of genre hounds, eager...
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ATTACK THE BLOCK – The Review
We all know what happens when aliens show up in the rural backwoods of the Midwest, but why...
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SLFS 2011 Review: Shorts Program 8, Horror Shorts
Shorts Program 8: Horror Shorts includes 8 individual short films of various styles, for a total running time...
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Top Ten Tuesday: Slay It Again, Sam!
There’s a lot of evil out there! Disposing of the nasty creatures, monsters, zombies, witches, vampires and the...
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Francis Ford Coppola’s TWIXT Trailer
TWIXT is an upcoming new horror film from master writer and director Francis Ford Coppola, starring Val Kilmer...
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FAMILIAR Poster – A New Short Film from Fatal Pictures
FAMILIAR is the newest horror short film from writer/director Richard Powell and producer Zach Green. Michael Jari Davidson...
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Tribeca 2011 Interview: Dick Maas
I unfortunately missed filmmaker Dick Maas while he was in town to promote SAINT at the Tribeca Film...
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Tribeca 2011 Daily Recap: April 27th
Because I was running late today, I unfortunately had to skip my customary breakfast ice cream. Instead today...
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Tribeca 2011 Review: SAINT
Before I start my review of this killer Santa movie, I’d like to clarify one thing. This is...
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Tribeca 2011 Review: RABIES
There is a fundamental flaw with RABIES that will unfortunately hold it back from the major success it...
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THE RESIDENT – The Review
In the thriller genre one subset popular with film makers ( and often audiences ) has been the...
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RED RIDING HOOD – The Review
There’s a reason why many classic fairy tales have stood the test of time. From one century to...
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Review: THE RITE
A woman fidgets in a chair outside a closed bedroom door. Two priests-one grayed, the other wide eyed...
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Kevin Smith Won’t Interview for RED STATE
There’s not much you can’t learn about filmmaker Kevin Smith by following him on twitter (@ThatKevinSmith). Smith has...
