This review can be short. As some of you know, the Asylum Home Entertainment team jumps on the trends of the now. Take a look at there catalog, you’ll know what I mean. This is prime example, only it’s not Leigh Scott helming the lense this time. It’s good ole Peter “...

With films like One Missed Call, Pon (Phone), When A Stranger Calls and of course the mega horror phone movie Scream, its no wonder that a slew of independent horror films will pop up with a theme involving the likes of a phone or in this case a cell phone. Have you...

In lieu of an unintentional pun considering the film’s plot, Larry Fessenden’s Wendigo is a stunningly impressive shot-in-the-dark. Aptly labeled as Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining meets John Boorman’s Deliverance, the prowess of the film’s script allured an aggregation...

Lion Gates Home Entertainment has been getting their hands on quite a few low budget horror films as of late, some are good, some are bad, but all in all it's good to see a company that gives some of these films and the people involved a chance to break out. Now most...

I know everyone has a soft spot for ultra cheese, especially when the cheese delivers the gross-eries. In this case the gross-eries involve splatter up the wazzo, and I mean lots of the red stuff. The only the deal with this ultra low presentation is the out of date...

Best known for as one of the best special effects guys around, Robert Kurtzman is no stranger to working on films. While Buried Alive is not the first film he has ever directed it's not his best one either. No before he directed this film he directed the action sci-fi...

Being buried alive is such a universally feared phenomenon that its no surprise cinema history - not just within the horror genre - is rife with terrifying sequences depicting just that. The most memorable moments of KILL BILL VOLUME 2, CITY OF THE LIVING DEAD, the...

From Piero Regnoli, co-writer of Nightmare City and of I, Vampiri, and exploitation director Andrea Bianchi, comes Burial Ground: The Nights of Terror, the unofficial follow-up to Lucio Fulci’s Zombi 2 (thus accounting for the film’s alternate title, Zombie 3, which...

MTI Video and Red Rum Entertainment were kind enough to send me a screener of this film before it becomes available in video stores in June. I had read an article in Fangoria Magazine about this film sometime last year and was pretty excited to check it out. Well it...

If you were to look up Ted Bundy's name on the Internet Movie Database, you would see that there are over seventeen actors who have played the serial killer in films. Whether the based upon his killings, a mere mention or done in a comical sense, this famous villain...

Not since Francis Ford Coppola’s The Conversation has paranoia loomed so menacingly upon the Silver Screen. Of course, it would take a master to match The Godfather’s prowess, thus it is no surprise that William Friedkin does so with such style and ease (hey, you try...

Roger Corman was the foremost gorilla filmmaker during the 20th century. As the old adage goes, Corman could get a project green lit on a pay phone, shoot the film in the booth, and produce it on the change left over from the call. In many respects, Corman has made a...

DVD Features: Region 1 Keep Case Widescreen - 2.35 Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 - English Additional Release Material: Audio Commentaries - 1. Bruce Campbell - Star, Ossie Davis - Star, Bob Ivy - Star 2. Don Coscarelli - Director/Screenwriter, Joe R. Lansdale - Story...

Don Coscarelli (the Phantasm series, The Beastmaster), using the ruse that “something different” worked for Phantasm, took the epitome of “something different” in the writings of Joe Lansdale and created a conspiracy theory horror comedy set in a Texas nursing home...