It’s hard to get a hold of films of his. I’ve been searching but I guess I just don’t look hard enough because it was under my nose the whole time. Shock-o-rama releases his material and I didn’t even see it. I’ve been reading about this man for quite some time now....

The first thing I have to get off my chest is the fact that this is one the Splatter Rampage part of Tempe Video. Usually, the category should involve savage blood spilling. Midnight Skater went overboard, Mulva and Filthy McNasty yes yes, but this has to be the most...

Though we could take issue with the pretentious nature of debut writer-director Hart’s own credit at the very end (“A Brett A Hart Vision” reads the legend like he‘s Kurosawa or something‘), BONE DRY is a first-rate latter-day B movie. It efficiently trots through a...

I'm going to try and sum all three films up in one review. I really don't have a lot to say about these films that I haven't said already about the movies that Camp Motion Pictures releases. You all know that I can't get enough of this companies films. Camp Motion...

There are some good things and bad things about Bog Creatures. One good thing about the film of course is Debbie Rochon, dam she's a good actress, She honestly made this film. The others actors were pretty good as well. The idea behind the film was cool in that...

Much to the chagrin of many a Lucio Fulci nay-sayer, the script for Zombie--the Italian director’s first zombie feature--was penned prior to the European release of George Romero’s Dawn of the Dead, thereby posing a dilemma for anyone attempting to claim that the work...

In between appearances in Hollywood’s famed monster collective, John Carradine managed to find time to star in Edgar Ulmer’s Bluebeard, a film very loosely based on Charles Perrault’s 17th century serial killer fable, itself rumored to be the literary transcription of...

The fact that this film is not so much a horror film as it is a documentary kind of scares me, well let me rephrase that it's not a documentary but does follow the killing and the life of the real Zodiac Killer and the people who tried to bring him down. In real life...

Although 40 minutes pass before the first murder and the finale twists into a whole new realm, this is, at heart, a suspenseful ensemble old-school slasher flick. The alternative title, BLOODY REUNION, certainly makes it sound like a forgotten 80’s stalk n slash...

The Blood Trilogy was the first to introduced splatter to the world. Blood Feast, produced in 1963, is considered the world's first splatter film and is the first in Herschell Gordon Lewis' Blood Trilogy that consists of Two Thousand Maniacs produced in 1964 and Color...

At least twenty new vampire films are produced each year; many of them thrive big on the direct to DVD market these days and as I've always said their one half dozen of the other. Most of them have the same concept, with a similar story and it's a sub genre that seems...

Blood Shot is possibility one of the best short films I've seen this year, the idea behind this film is awesome and I think my only complaint about this film is that it's not a feature. with a running time of 21 minutes, Blood shot manages to keep your attention...

I first learned of Alan Rowe Kelly when Alan e-mailed me back in 2003 and asked me to review his first film I'll Bury You Tomorrow. I found that film to be a very crazy movie full of mayhem and madness, however the production value of I'll Bury You Tomorrow was really...

Alexander Bulkley’s The Zodiac attempts to commit an analytic, unromanticized telling of the Zodiac Killer’s rampage to the big screen. However, the filmmakers’ itinerary gets the better of them as the work more closely resembles a documentary than an engaging...

Being a card-carrying member of the David Fincher club, I was accused on more than one occasion of having contracted rabies after the announcement that the auteur was set to do his take on the lore and legend of the Zodiac Killer, which prompted the terms “potential”...