Horror Festivals

[Horror Short] ‘Hellraiser: Origins’ Screens at the HollyShorts Film Festival Several years ago we ushered in the trailer for the short horror film Hellraiser: Origins from Mike Le Han and Paul Gerrard, a short which was a pitch for the reboot of the Hellraiser franchise, but for whatever reason Dimension Films […]

[TIFF 2013] Horror Films Announced for the Midnight Madness For you lucky devils that will be heading out to this years Toronto International Film Festival will be absolutely spoiled for choice, as per usual. This year I believe they have pulled out all the stops, the line-up so far is […]

Scare LA Day One Recap I’ve been to quite a few conventions here in California, but I have to say that none of them have been as refreshing as ScareLA.  Which, I’ll admit, I wasn’t expecting.  Since this was the first year for ScareLA I expected there to be a […]

SXSW 2014: Starry Eyes movie review The story centers around hopeful actress Sarah (Alex Essoe) juggling a demeaning fast food job with the challenges of auditions and rejections and all else that comes with being a young woman in a brutal and unforgiving profession. Even her friends seem to have […]

Tribeca Film Festival 2013 Horror Films Announced When the Tribeca Film Festival opens it’s doors on April 17th, it’ll be celebrating it’s twelfth year in operation.  Among the many films that’ll be making their debut at the festival, we’ve learned that seven horror films will be playing during their “Midnight […]

Toronto After Dark Calls for Early Entries! Are you an aspiring filmmaker? Do you have dreams of achieving worldwide recognition through your indie film?  Have you tried selling your soul to the devil for a chance at the big time? No? Oh..well you could always try entering a film festival! And if […]

Fantastic Fest The Dirties (2013) Movie Review The film centers around Matt and Owen (Matt Johnson & Owen Williams), two high school students on the fringes of their insular school society trying to make it through their days with as little trouble as possible. They come across as intelligent, creative […]

Machete Kills (2013) Review So that hits the mark in every way possible. The bombastic, often silly over-the-topness of the action and bloody violence (not one but two ways you can kill a person with a helicopter are explored) are very enjoyable if you’re in the right frame of mind. […]