Save for the half-hearted presence of Corey Feldman (in what amounts to an extended cameo anyway) and the very brief end credits cameo of Corey Haim (in an appearance so lame you’re not surprised it’s relegated to a portion of the end credits that most viewers will...

This is a no-holds-barred adaptation of Jack Ketchum’s notably harsh novel, from producer Lucky McKee and MAY editor-turned-director Chris Sivertson (whose latest flick, I KNOW WHO KILLED ME made it into cinemas while The Lost, a much better film, had to wait almost...

"London Voodoo" is a stylish film that deals with possession and well, voodoo. The film is much like "The Exorcist" and "Serpent of the Rainbow". But may I say that I thought London Voodoo is much better than "Serpent of the Rainbow". As far as most of the acting...

"Long Time Dead" is a film I've been waiting about a year to see I've heard some really good things about it from other people and it was on my must see list. Well overall it was a good film, nothing special, but it was good. I found the plot to be very predicable,...

I will be quite honest, when David Michael Quiroz, Jr.--director of one of the most impressive titles I’d encountered in recent memory, Night of the Chihuahuas--wrote that he’d “tried my best to offer a competent alternative to the derivate slasher films littering the...

THE LODGER is an updated version of the Alfred Hitchcock 1927 silent film of the same title based on the bestselling 1913 novel by Marie Belloc Lowndes. Now this adaption of is more related to the novel than it is Hitchcock's 1927 adaption, and this film is set in the...

Though screened at Frightfest in London back in 2006, this difficult but rewarding movie is only finally seeing the light of day in 2008 (with a US disc release set for March). Partly inspired by the three months that writer-director Simon Rumley spent looking after...

DVD DETAILS: New color corrected master, letterboxed New subtitles approved by director Shugo Fujii Stereo 2.0 mix Extras will include: English language commentary by director Shugo Fujii Four short films by director Shugo Fujii: *Blackhole *Seesaw Game *Grief *Dead...

Mondo Macabro have just released a DVD of Living Doll, a little-seen film from 1990 that is extremely powerful and worth a view from all horror fans interested in a film that is truly perturbing. Mark Jax stars as Howard, a morgue worker with not too much...

Oh Mr. Dick Randall. Already, Mondo releasing one of his earlier works entitled The French Sex Murders. A film freak who has worked on all sides of the crew. He wrote J.P. Simons Pieces. Worked on Night Of The Blind Dead. Don’t Open Till Christmas, Emmanuelle 3,...

The independent horror film market has been flooded with zombie films as of late, I mean they are popping up all over the web and are being shot in local neighborhoods all over the world. "Living Dead Lock Up" is one of those low budget Indie zombie films, and yes...

Well folks, take a look at the box cover. Ok looks pretty good, huh? Well let me give this film it's first compliment. What you see on the box is what you get in the film, which we all know these days never happens with all the direct to DVD horror films. However...

So a tramp walks into a diner, and kills everybody inside. She’s a vampire, see, but after dining on drunken hillbilly cock (no kidding) she becomes violently ill. It seems that in addition to polluting the planet people themselves have become so diseased and unfit...

The sex industry and slave trade are a problem all over the world. For the most part, they go hand in hand. It is mainly a problem in third world countries, but most people do not realize that it is happening in their own back yard not just in the United States, but...