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Movie Review: Dead By Midnight (11pm Central) (2018)

A mysterious monster movie hostess (Erin Brown; Misty Mundae herself!) begins broadcasting her haunted Halloween hootenanny from within an abandoned studio owned by a doomed rural television station. As the night progresses we are treated to a cadre of creepy cool tales each inexplicably starring a different, and suddenly missing, member of the station’s staff! First up we get the ’80’s set creature feature Jersey Devil which concerns the misadventures of pre-teen Emma and the battered waitress that showed up on her doorstep going head to head with the legendary cryptid of the Pine Barrens. The comedic interplay between Avri Bartolozzi as Emma, and Davi Crimmins as the beleaguered waitress Dani is absolutely fantastic, the story is high on camp, and the creature suit is Grade-A fuckin’ badass…this is a solid gold winner in my beastly book (and if your listening, how about turning this one into a feature)! Next up is Creepy Dolls, in which a trio investigates an

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May 11, 2018
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Movie Review: 10/31 is an Arcane Anthology Well Worth Your Time!

Anthologies are all the rage in the fright flick biz these days…or they were at one point…it doesn’t really matter because I’m taking a look at one today, and then I’m gonna tell you if it’s hit or shit with my normal award losing candor…so yeah…10/31!! 10/31 begins with some trick or treaters parkin’ their ass in front of the boob tube (and in this case that term is apt because they are watching bosomy horror hostess Malvolia’s horror marathon) where they view the various and sundry terror tales…like the one that leads off this affair; The Old Hag! Hag concerns the trials and tribulations of two dudes aiming to film a promo video for an old mansion that’s been turned into a dead…err bed and breakfast. Well, lo and behold, one of our heroes keeps seeing visions of a gnarly ol’ bat…the same demonic dame that the locals say was a murder machine way back when. Things of course

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Jan 16, 2018
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Top Horror Authors Unleashed Upon DC Universe In Upcoming One-Shot

Coming to comic shops everywhere October 25, DC House of Horror is a one-shot anthology in which your favorite DC Universe characters come face-to-face with the eerie and horrific. Featuring stories by some of today’s top macabre literary talents, including Brian Keene (Earthworm Gods, Ghoul), Edward Lee (Slither, Flesh Gothic), Bryan Smith (Freakshow), Mary SanGiovanni (Savage Woods), Weston Ochse (Scarecrow Gods) and others. The artists handling the two-fisted terror tales include Rags Morales (Action Comics), Scott Kolins, Bilquis Evely (Wonder Woman) and several more. Within the pages of the volume, you’ll encounter an unknowable horror battling a lone survivor of the Justice League, Martha Kent terrorized by terrors from space, a homicidal Amazonian spirit, and so much more! If you’re a devotee of both horror and comics, then rejoice, for this Halloween fright comes to the DC universe.

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Jul 11, 2017
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A Multitude Of Terrors Await In The Anthology Film ‘A Night Of Horror: Volume 1’

Now available on Amazon, Google Play, Microsoft, and Vimeo, A Night of Horror: Volume 1 is a chilling Australian anthology filled to the brim with cannibals, demons, the undead, horrifying self-surgery, and so much more! From Deadhouse Films, A Night of Horror: Volume 1 presents ten short films by ten different directors, including Goran Spoljaric (‘Secretions’), Nicholas Colla (‘Palindromes’), and eight more up-and-coming visionary talents. The collection stars Bianca Bradley (Wyrmwood), as the lucky (or is that unlucky) one given the task of leading the viewer through this gallery of nightmares. Named after Sydney’s iconic genre film festival, A Night of Horror is not to be missed, whether you’re already one of the fest-faithful, or just a fan of fresh – and bloody – fright flicks. Watch the anthology’s official trailer below.

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Jul 10, 2017
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The Work of Jean Rollin Gets Celebrated in a New Collection

Canadian micro-publisher Spectacular Optical has just launched pre-sales for its newest book focused on the career of French fantasy and horror filmmaker Jean Rollin, LOST GIRLS: THE PHANTASMAGORICAL CINEMA OF JEAN ROLLIN. The campaign runs through May 17th and can be found at https://www.igg.me/at/lostgirlsbook. Spectacular Optical is offering genre fans an early opportunity to pick up this limited-edition book, as well as a slew of additional perks such as Blu-Rays, soundtracks, books, festival passes, a Rollin Mystery Boardgame designed by cover artist Jessica Seamans (limited to 100 copies!), and – most exciting of all – the ‘Tour de sang’: an immersive tour through eight Rollin film locations in the French countryside! This collection includes an array of essays from Rollin’s career from 1968-2010 discussing horror, sex, fantasy and crime themes that reigned through his career. It took a whole team of collaborators and editors to compile this phenomenal collection. The 400-page book contains illustrations with stills, posters, ads and other

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Apr 26, 2017
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Kasey Pierce is Back with an Expanded Collection of Short Stories

In 2015 the horror world was wonderfully blown away by a collection of terrifying stories by Kasey Pierce. This collection was met with awe and excitement selling out in a mere two days. Now it returns in a new and expanded version! This new version will include two brand new stories as well as new art by comic artist Ryan Lee and others. Pierce has accompanied many of her stories with short films and ideally, she wants to do an anthology film of her stories narrated by horror icon Dirk Manning on commentary. “If we can get to $3,000, we’re not only going to edit them all together in one video.” “If you’re already a fan of Kasey’s, this will be the definitive “bookshelf” piece of her early career, and if you’re new to her work, you couldn’t ask for a better jumping on point! Get yours now and help us get these beautiful books printed and out into the

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Jan 21, 2017
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Can You Guess My Name?

I have been doing a number of articles on fairy tales. I think that the Grimm Brothers especially are phenomenal story tellers and the two of the originators of the horror genre. Their characters range from witches and anamorphic animals to princes and queens. In my opinion, however, one of their best characters is a little imp who appears when people are desperate and willing to make a trades of various value. This imp is called a manikin in the tale which is basically just an excessively small person with no other noticeable defects. Nevertheless, many interpretations of this character have him as anything from a slightly deformed person to an outright troll. If you haven’t guessed his name by now, you aren’t alone. In fact, that’s kind of an integral part of the story. Rumpelstiltskin is an iconic character and an extremely unheralded villain. The creature’s name itself may be why he is visualized as a troll of goblin.

Continue reading →
Jan 7, 2017
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Chase Smith’s Horror Anthology ‘Creature Feature’

Five tales of terror, all taking place on a foggy Halloween night in Georgia, connect together to create this indie horror anthology titled ‘Creature Feature’. In the first segment a babysitter learns of the consequences of being irresponsible. In the next tale a group of collage kids stumbles on the “mother of all scarecrows”. Next, two teens steal from the wrong man, one rumored to howl at the moon. In the next segment we witness a man return from the grave to seek revenge against his wife and their evil children. Lastly, we meet Gentleman Jack of London. Writer/director Chase Smith, who also wrote and directed ‘Realm of Souls’, brings us this spooky anthology, which stars Libby Blanton (22 Jump Street), Tenille Houston (The Canyons),Chance Kelley (The Originals), Jason Vail (Tammy), John Emil D’Angelo ‘Love Thang’ and many more. The movie goes back to the time of comic-book inspired movies and pays homage to movies such as ‘Trick ‘r Treat’.

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Jun 22, 2015
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A New Horror Anthology Is Exploring The ‘Dark Continents’

Two-Headed Snake Entertainment in conjunction with Komet Films bring us ‘ Dark Continents, a new tale of terror in the style of Lovecraft meets (Clive) Barker. This dark anthology is comprised of five films from four different continents. Each segment explores the world of the supernatural while having the feel of Clive Barker’s ‘Hellraiser’. ‘American Mary’ star Tristan Risk stars along side ‘Game of Thrones’ actor Miltos Yerolemou in the U.K. segment of ‘Dark Continent’. Other talented actors star through out the film during the segments based in Norway, Belgium, and Greece. One by One, four companions board an international cargo liner. One by one they are stalked by a shape-shifting creature, who enjoys toying with their emotions and inflicting torment. The creature can manipulate the fabric of reality itself. Concept Art Along with Stu Bedford and Stu Jopia, the creators of the movie, Yannis Zafeiriou, Sam Hooper, Nick D’Hondt and Yorgos Kasfikis served as writers for ‘Dark Continent’. Bedford

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The Horror Anthology ‘Volumes Of Blood’

‘Volumes Of Blood’ is a new horror anthology directed by Jakob Bilinski and P.J. Starks. In the movie a sociology student gathers a group of students in the library on Halloween night with intention of creating a new Urban Legend, but they may get more than they bargain for. Paige discovers a spell book and when she considers her past mistake she makes a choice that she can’t take back. Lily is in the library researching a project, when she is approached by a stranger who can change Lily’s luck forever, which may not be a good thing. Sidney has been in the library for hours studying. When she wakes up and the library is empty and dark, she realizes that she’s not alone, an entity walks the rows of books. ‘Volumes Of Blood’ stars Jason Crowe (Red River), Kristine Renee Farley (Graduation), Jim O’Rear (Scream Farm), Roni Jonah (The Zombie Movie), Grant Niezgodski (Reality), P.J. Sparks (Hallows Eve) and

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Movie Review: Dead By Midnight (11pm Central) (2018)

A mysterious monster movie hostess (Erin Brown; Misty Mundae herself!) begins broadcasting her haunted Halloween hootenanny from within an abandoned studio owned by a doomed rural television station. As the night progresses we are treated to a cadre of creepy cool tales each inexplicably starring a different, and suddenly missing, member of the station’s staff! First up we get the ’80’s set creature feature Jersey Devil which concerns the misadventures of pre-teen Emma and the battered waitress that showed up on her doorstep going head to head with the legendary cryptid of the Pine Barrens. The comedic interplay between Avri Bartolozzi as Emma, and Davi Crimmins as the beleaguered waitress Dani is absolutely fantastic, the story is high on camp, and the creature suit is Grade-A fuckin’ badass…this is a solid gold winner in my beastly book (and if your listening, how about turning this one into a feature)! Next up is Creepy Dolls, in which a trio investigates an

Continue reading →
May 11, 2018
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Movie Review: 10/31 is an Arcane Anthology Well Worth Your Time!

Anthologies are all the rage in the fright flick biz these days…or they were at one point…it doesn’t really matter because I’m taking a look at one today, and then I’m gonna tell you if it’s hit or shit with my normal award losing candor…so yeah…10/31!! 10/31 begins with some trick or treaters parkin’ their ass in front of the boob tube (and in this case that term is apt because they are watching bosomy horror hostess Malvolia’s horror marathon) where they view the various and sundry terror tales…like the one that leads off this affair; The Old Hag! Hag concerns the trials and tribulations of two dudes aiming to film a promo video for an old mansion that’s been turned into a dead…err bed and breakfast. Well, lo and behold, one of our heroes keeps seeing visions of a gnarly ol’ bat…the same demonic dame that the locals say was a murder machine way back when. Things of course

Continue reading →
Jan 16, 2018
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Top Horror Authors Unleashed Upon DC Universe In Upcoming One-Shot

Coming to comic shops everywhere October 25, DC House of Horror is a one-shot anthology in which your favorite DC Universe characters come face-to-face with the eerie and horrific. Featuring stories by some of today’s top macabre literary talents, including Brian Keene (Earthworm Gods, Ghoul), Edward Lee (Slither, Flesh Gothic), Bryan Smith (Freakshow), Mary SanGiovanni (Savage Woods), Weston Ochse (Scarecrow Gods) and others. The artists handling the two-fisted terror tales include Rags Morales (Action Comics), Scott Kolins, Bilquis Evely (Wonder Woman) and several more. Within the pages of the volume, you’ll encounter an unknowable horror battling a lone survivor of the Justice League, Martha Kent terrorized by terrors from space, a homicidal Amazonian spirit, and so much more! If you’re a devotee of both horror and comics, then rejoice, for this Halloween fright comes to the DC universe.

Continue reading →
Jul 11, 2017
Horror Fuel

A Multitude Of Terrors Await In The Anthology Film ‘A Night Of Horror: Volume 1’

Now available on Amazon, Google Play, Microsoft, and Vimeo, A Night of Horror: Volume 1 is a chilling Australian anthology filled to the brim with cannibals, demons, the undead, horrifying self-surgery, and so much more! From Deadhouse Films, A Night of Horror: Volume 1 presents ten short films by ten different directors, including Goran Spoljaric (‘Secretions’), Nicholas Colla (‘Palindromes’), and eight more up-and-coming visionary talents. The collection stars Bianca Bradley (Wyrmwood), as the lucky (or is that unlucky) one given the task of leading the viewer through this gallery of nightmares. Named after Sydney’s iconic genre film festival, A Night of Horror is not to be missed, whether you’re already one of the fest-faithful, or just a fan of fresh – and bloody – fright flicks. Watch the anthology’s official trailer below.

Continue reading →
Jul 10, 2017
Horror Fuel

The Work of Jean Rollin Gets Celebrated in a New Collection

Canadian micro-publisher Spectacular Optical has just launched pre-sales for its newest book focused on the career of French fantasy and horror filmmaker Jean Rollin, LOST GIRLS: THE PHANTASMAGORICAL CINEMA OF JEAN ROLLIN. The campaign runs through May 17th and can be found at https://www.igg.me/at/lostgirlsbook. Spectacular Optical is offering genre fans an early opportunity to pick up this limited-edition book, as well as a slew of additional perks such as Blu-Rays, soundtracks, books, festival passes, a Rollin Mystery Boardgame designed by cover artist Jessica Seamans (limited to 100 copies!), and – most exciting of all – the ‘Tour de sang’: an immersive tour through eight Rollin film locations in the French countryside! This collection includes an array of essays from Rollin’s career from 1968-2010 discussing horror, sex, fantasy and crime themes that reigned through his career. It took a whole team of collaborators and editors to compile this phenomenal collection. The 400-page book contains illustrations with stills, posters, ads and other

Continue reading →
Apr 26, 2017
Horror Fuel

Kasey Pierce is Back with an Expanded Collection of Short Stories

In 2015 the horror world was wonderfully blown away by a collection of terrifying stories by Kasey Pierce. This collection was met with awe and excitement selling out in a mere two days. Now it returns in a new and expanded version! This new version will include two brand new stories as well as new art by comic artist Ryan Lee and others. Pierce has accompanied many of her stories with short films and ideally, she wants to do an anthology film of her stories narrated by horror icon Dirk Manning on commentary. “If we can get to $3,000, we’re not only going to edit them all together in one video.” “If you’re already a fan of Kasey’s, this will be the definitive “bookshelf” piece of her early career, and if you’re new to her work, you couldn’t ask for a better jumping on point! Get yours now and help us get these beautiful books printed and out into the

Continue reading →
Jan 21, 2017
Horror Fuel

Can You Guess My Name?

I have been doing a number of articles on fairy tales. I think that the Grimm Brothers especially are phenomenal story tellers and the two of the originators of the horror genre. Their characters range from witches and anamorphic animals to princes and queens. In my opinion, however, one of their best characters is a little imp who appears when people are desperate and willing to make a trades of various value. This imp is called a manikin in the tale which is basically just an excessively small person with no other noticeable defects. Nevertheless, many interpretations of this character have him as anything from a slightly deformed person to an outright troll. If you haven’t guessed his name by now, you aren’t alone. In fact, that’s kind of an integral part of the story. Rumpelstiltskin is an iconic character and an extremely unheralded villain. The creature’s name itself may be why he is visualized as a troll of goblin.

Continue reading →
Jan 7, 2017
Horror Fuel

Chase Smith’s Horror Anthology ‘Creature Feature’

Five tales of terror, all taking place on a foggy Halloween night in Georgia, connect together to create this indie horror anthology titled ‘Creature Feature’. In the first segment a babysitter learns of the consequences of being irresponsible. In the next tale a group of collage kids stumbles on the “mother of all scarecrows”. Next, two teens steal from the wrong man, one rumored to howl at the moon. In the next segment we witness a man return from the grave to seek revenge against his wife and their evil children. Lastly, we meet Gentleman Jack of London. Writer/director Chase Smith, who also wrote and directed ‘Realm of Souls’, brings us this spooky anthology, which stars Libby Blanton (22 Jump Street), Tenille Houston (The Canyons),Chance Kelley (The Originals), Jason Vail (Tammy), John Emil D’Angelo ‘Love Thang’ and many more. The movie goes back to the time of comic-book inspired movies and pays homage to movies such as ‘Trick ‘r Treat’.

Continue reading →
Jun 22, 2015
Horror Fuel

A New Horror Anthology Is Exploring The ‘Dark Continents’

Two-Headed Snake Entertainment in conjunction with Komet Films bring us ‘ Dark Continents, a new tale of terror in the style of Lovecraft meets (Clive) Barker. This dark anthology is comprised of five films from four different continents. Each segment explores the world of the supernatural while having the feel of Clive Barker’s ‘Hellraiser’. ‘American Mary’ star Tristan Risk stars along side ‘Game of Thrones’ actor Miltos Yerolemou in the U.K. segment of ‘Dark Continent’. Other talented actors star through out the film during the segments based in Norway, Belgium, and Greece. One by One, four companions board an international cargo liner. One by one they are stalked by a shape-shifting creature, who enjoys toying with their emotions and inflicting torment. The creature can manipulate the fabric of reality itself. Concept Art Along with Stu Bedford and Stu Jopia, the creators of the movie, Yannis Zafeiriou, Sam Hooper, Nick D’Hondt and Yorgos Kasfikis served as writers for ‘Dark Continent’. Bedford

Continue reading →
Horror Fuel

The Horror Anthology ‘Volumes Of Blood’

‘Volumes Of Blood’ is a new horror anthology directed by Jakob Bilinski and P.J. Starks. In the movie a sociology student gathers a group of students in the library on Halloween night with intention of creating a new Urban Legend, but they may get more than they bargain for. Paige discovers a spell book and when she considers her past mistake she makes a choice that she can’t take back. Lily is in the library researching a project, when she is approached by a stranger who can change Lily’s luck forever, which may not be a good thing. Sidney has been in the library for hours studying. When she wakes up and the library is empty and dark, she realizes that she’s not alone, an entity walks the rows of books. ‘Volumes Of Blood’ stars Jason Crowe (Red River), Kristine Renee Farley (Graduation), Jim O’Rear (Scream Farm), Roni Jonah (The Zombie Movie), Grant Niezgodski (Reality), P.J. Sparks (Hallows Eve) and

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