Get ready for a new kind of “Massacre” in October. CultureShock JAPAN is releasing Tokyo Home Stay Massacre, the debut film of indie outlet Tokyo Bay Films, on October 2, 2020. The film revolves around three Americans who find a home to stay in while in Tokyo. However, they soon learn their host family are […]Read Post ›
Back in April, WorldFilmGeek had the pleasure to speak with actor and filmmaker Destiny Soria about her new upcoming project Christmas Slasher. Originally conceived to be a short film, some new details have emerged. Soria is now planning to make the film a feature film. However, she will need your help! She has set up […]Read Post ›
A mother discovers that her son’s imaginary friend is not as he seems to be in this horror film from director Brandon Christensen. Beth Parsons has been living a happy life with her husband Kevin and son Joshua. Joshua hasn’t been social as he once was. One night, Beth discovers that Joshua has made up […]Read Post ›
A band of outlaws get more than what they bargain for in this meshing of Western and supernatural horror from the director of Camera Obscura. Eight years ago, brothers Duncan and Jake Dalton were forced to face life practically alone after the death of their parents. Duncan became an outlaw while Jake found a good […]Read Post ›
Just when you thought he was gone, he’s back for seconds in this sequel to the 1987 psychological thriller that now delves mainly into slasher style territory. After being nearly killed by Stephanie Maine, Jerry Blake awakens in a mental institution with scars from his previous effort to create the perfect family. Hatching a plan […]Read Post ›
Before playing the dangerous John Locke on the hit series Lost, Terry O’Quinn played the titular iconic role in the first of a trilogy about finding the perfect family and its consequences…for the family. Henry Morisson has butchered his entire family and, in an effort, to evade the police, decides to alter […]Read Post ›
A band of outlaws are about to get the tables turned on them in the upcoming Western-horror hybrid The Pale Door. The Dalton gang finds shelter in a seemingly uninhabited ghost town after a train robbery goes south. Seeking help for their wounded leader, they are surprised to stumble upon a welcoming brothel in the […]Read Post ›
A family of professional wrestlers unleash mayhem in this grindhouse horror film from filmmaker Richard Chandler. Things aren’t looking too good for the Von Strasser wrestling dynasty. Elder brother Hermann has been released from prison on probation after he killed a jobber in the ring. As for the rest of the family, sister Kitty is […]Read Post ›
If The Craft were to be set in a college environment rather than high school, this film would most likely be the result. A young coven of witches, the descendants of witches themselves, have had plans for a long time to resurrect a powerful witch named Ashura to meet their needs. Led by the insane […]Read Post ›
This documentary of what many consider the 1st gay horror film and its star, the first male scream queen, is riveting in its depiction of the film’s subject, former actor Mark Patton. In 1985, after the success of A Nightmare of Elm Street, a sequel was written by David Chaskin that would change the game. […]Read Post ›
