Review

Director  Sevé Schelenz has had us waiting in constant anticipation since his last film Skew back in 2011 comes his latest work, Peelers. Starring Wren Walker, Caz Odin Darko and Madison J. Loos, Peelers is a bloody, grimy gore fest of the highest order, with more heart than you’d dare expect with just the right amounts of sex and violence, which is ultimately what brings us here, isn’t it? Peeler...[Read More]

Horror comes in all shapes and sizes. Large casts, one person locked in a casket, mansions, creatures, ghosts, serial killers and all the likes can make up our beloved genre. Sometimes a filmmaker has to step outside the box and do something completely different to capture the attention of the audience. Director Douglas Shulze not only stepped but leaped out of the box and plunged himself into som...[Read More]

The latest from Syfy Films, Dagen Merrill’s Atomica (formerly Deep Burial), is a futuristic thriller, set in a world where atomic power is what keeps the planet running. Ran entirely by one company, a desert facility begins to suffer strange problems, and safety inspector, Abby Dixon (Sarah Habel), sets out to see if she can repair the problems. Once there, she encounters maintenance worker, Robin...[Read More]

Originally filmed under the name The Plateau, Tim Brown’s Devil in the Dark more than lives up to either title. From writer Carey Dickson’s script, the movie was filmed in the wilds of British Columbia, and it seems like the two brothers at the heart of the story are in the middle of nowhere. That sense of isolation really brings to focus the story of older brother Clint (Dan Payne) going on a hun...[Read More]

With Bigfoot the Movie, director Jared Show — who co-wrote the movie with Curt Wootton — has crafted a monster movie with laughs. Calling it a horror comedy is almost off the mark since Bigfoot pictures fall a little more in line with creature features, but it’s definitely an entertaining picture which leverages low-budget charm out of every scene. “I ain’t huffed gas in nearly four years. This is...[Read More]

From Uncork’d Entertainment and David Ryan KeithGhosts of Darkness follows the story of two paranormal investigators who are unexpectedly thrown together by a nondescript employer in the hopes that they can solve a “potentially” supernatural problem. The two wildly different and opposing personas are then locked in a large creepy mansion along with it’s dark and unsettling past as they are forced ...[Read More]