Review: “Mark Of The Witch” Unique and Fresh
Jordyn (Paulie Rojas) celebrates her eighteenth birthday, and her aunt Ruth (Nancy Wolfe), who has raised her since birth, has a surprise for her. It’s not a planned surprise either, so it makes it that much more shocking when aunt Ruth stabs herself in the stomach and makes a bloody mess in front of everyone. Jordyn’s troubles don’t end there. There seems to be a woman (Maria Olsen) following her...[Read More]
“The Truth” Challenges The Modern Immersive Theater
Today’s modern world includes short attention spans, ear buds, and cellphones constantly in hand. It is impossible for a millennial to leave their phone off for two hours in the dark which is seeing much frustration in movie theaters but more particularly on the stage. We are in a time where theater is evolving and evolving quickly. It has to. What do artists do to adapt to these changing times in...[Read More]
FEATURED FEARMAKER: Peter Kane
Just like the little rat said in Disney’s Ratatouille, “Anyone can cook.” This idea that anyone can create something amazing rings true within the horror community worldwide. We’ve seen stories take shape from all parts of the world, from all types of people. The one thing all these FearMakers have in common is their undying passion for what they do. Whether they write, direct, paint, or make anyt...[Read More]
Girls and Corpses Presents “All I Need” And The FIRST Exclusive Photos
Friends of We Are Indie Horror Girls and Corpses Presents has added a new horror film to their growing lineup. All I Need is the latest addition which is written and directed by new comer Dylan Narang. Narang plans to take the slasher genre and add a few twists and turns along the way while showcasing his own directorial vision. All I Need tells the following story: A young woman, Chloe, wakes bou...[Read More]
Review: “Abattoir” – Darren Lynn Bousman’s Latest Brings Horror Noir To Today
In Darren Lynn Bousman’s newest film Abattoir, Julia (Jessica Lowndes) is a curious and plucky reporter, the type you would find in the films of the 30s and 40s; her character, reminiscent of the fast-talking Hildy Johnson, played by Rosalind Russell, in His Girl Friday. Grady (Joe Anderson) her male confidant and police detective, is first introduced to us in trench coat and fedora, like he walke...[Read More]
Review: “Volumes Of Blood” And Teaser Posters For Sequel
What is it about horror anthologies that piques our interests and satisfies us in such a fulfilling way? Yet, by the end of it, we are left with a feeling of emptiness, craving more of this format’s bite-sized storytelling. From the short stories penned by Edgar Allan Poe to Tales from the Crypt (either in comics or television) and The Twilight Zone; to Trick ‘R Treat, Creepshow, and Body Bags, th...[Read More]
New Clip From Eli Roth’s “Clown”
Warning: If you are scared of clowns, DO NOT WATCH THIS MOVIE!! Eli Roth‘s much anticipated Clown is finally making its way to American theaters after a successful run in Europe. A little boy’s birthday party gets ruined when his entertainment (clown) cancels. His father finds a clown suit and becomes the new entertainment but something is weird about it, there is an evil curse and it won’t come o...[Read More]
Pandie Suicide Surprises in New Short “Blood Bath”
The surprise element is one aspect of a short film that when done correctly can achieve wonder. The latest short film which was written and produced by We Are Indie Horror friend Pandie Suicide (AKA Pandie James) achieves moments of surprise scene in and scene out in Blood Bath. Coming from Deathaus Films in Los Angeles, California, the five minute short packs punch after punch with beautiful cine...[Read More]
Indie Horror “Lost Creek” Brings Back Memories of Halloween As A Child
Being a child in October was always a blast. All month long you plan your perfect costume for the 31st and then when the glorious holiday of Halloween arrived, the candy flowed like Niagara Falls. It was a night of wonder and spookiness. Now the upcoming indie horror flick Lost Creek will attempt to recapture the scary world of being a kid around Halloween. Lost Creek will be the feature film debu...[Read More]
Horror Icons And Hot Rods, What More Do You Need? Fright Rags New T-Shirt Line
If you are a horror fan (which we feel safe in assuming you are) there is nothing more exhilarating than showing off your favorite horror tastes than by wearing then on your clothes. Whether it’s a Halloween shirt, or an old Giallo film on a sweater, we love to show the world that we love horror. The people at Fright Rags have just released a new line of shirts featuring your favorite horror chara...[Read More]
Plot Thickens For “The Tension Experience”
Those who follow We Are Indie Horror have heard us speak about and share updates on the latest in interactive horror theater (at least I think it is such) – The Tension Experience. For those who have not caught up you can check out part one and part two by clicking the appropriate links. Yesterday, May 29, 2016, saw the fourth live event from The Tension Experience and I am left buzzing after almo...[Read More]
FEATURED FEARMAKER: David Lucarelli
Comic books have always been one of the most captivating forms of entertainment. The stories, artistry, and loyal followers brings a certain buzz to the air anytime we walk into a comic shop. Much like a film, making a comic book is a team sport, requiring the help of several people including writers, artists, inkers, and publishers, and more. This week’s Featured FearMaker has made a life out of ...[Read More]