Three murdered teens get a new lease on life in a very different form in this horror-superhero hybrid from the team who brought you Puppet Master and Demonic Toys, among others. Tommy Larson and Bill Turner are two local teens and comic book fanatics. Each day, they tend to get bullied by a band of […]Read Post ›
A woman accidentally unleashes a new brand of terror in the trailer for the upcoming horror film Marla, written, starring, and directed by Lisa Van Dam Bates. The film explores the terrifying account of a girl who goes to get an IUD implanted by a family friend turned doctor who then commits a deranged act. […]Read Post ›
A group of friends expecting a haunted house experience find themselves in something more sinister in this film produced by the great Eli Roth. On Halloween night, Harper has finally dumped her abusive boyfriend Sam and her roommate Bailey convinces her to come out with her to a party. Meeting up with friends Angela […]Read Post ›
It’s Superman vs. The Big Show in this brutal action film from the duo of Jen and Sylvia Soska, who show they can turn up the brutality in action as they do with their trademark horror films. Detective Mason Danvers has finally completed the case he has been hoping to end once and for all. […]Read Post ›
Treat Williams takes over for Tom Berenger in the first of three sequels to the action franchise, where education can be a deadly weapon. When high school teacher Randall Thomasson is killed in an attempt to stop a carjacking, word has gotten to his brother Karl. Karl, a professional mercenary, arrives in Brooklyn for the […]Read Post ›
The first of a franchise makes its mark in this classic horror film from James Wong. Preparing for a flight to Paris with his high school French class, Alex Browning has a vision of the plane crashing right after takeoff. He begins to panic and has a complete meltdown. Classmate and jock Carter Horton, upset […]Read Post ›
American Kickboxer 1’s John Barrett reprises his role, sort of, in this official sequel to the 1991 film. However, unlike its predecessor, the film suffers from a cliched plot and fight scenes that seem okay, but doesn’t rank with the original film. However, the plus side comes in the form of Michel Qissi, who takes […]Read Post ›
This is one tattoo parlor you may not want to visit. Michael Wong, the writer and director of the short film The Story of 90 Coins, returns with a micro-short horror film entitled The Tattooist. The Tattooist follows the dark obsessions of a tattooist whose studio is acclaimed for its exceptional and intricately crafted tattoos. […]Read Post ›
A young man’s life slowly begins to unravel as he searches for answers in this emotional film about life and death. Luke Hunter is a teenager who loves to skateboard, do artwork, and hang out with certain friends, such as popular kid Stan and outcast Fang. Things at home are up and down as his […]Read Post ›
Ever imagine Home Alone as a bloody violent film? Then imagine no more. From Michael Peterson comes the upcoming thriller Knuckleball, starring Luca Villacis as a Henry, a 12-year old boy who visits his grandfather (veteran Michael Ironside) on an isolated farm and comes across a mysterious neighbor (Degrassi the Next Generation‘s Munro Chambers). When […]Read Post ›
