The Beast of Yucca Flats
Coleman Francis wrote, directed, edited, and produced The Beast of Yucca Flats. The only thing Francis failed to do, unlike his equally busy peer, Ed Wood, was star in the film, a work which serves a value life lesson: Don’t lose your kids in the Nevada desert or...
Beast Within
If I have said it once, I will say it again: Just like Vampires films, Zombie films are a dime a dozen. So in the words of Rick O’Connell (Brendan Fraser) from THE MUMMY: TOMB OF THE DRAGON EMPEROR; “Here we go again”! Originally titled “VIRUS UNDEAD,” the...
Apeshit – Book Review
Carlton Mellick is undoubtedly one of bizarro fiction's biggest stars. If you're familiar with his books, you can probably read a lot into the fact that, out of what is truly a very impressive body of work, "Apeshit" is one of only two titles sold by Deadite Press. In...
Bizarro Au Go-Go – Book Review
Do you find it irresistible to purchase a well-priced baby if the seller guarantees a live delivery? Is the idea of blood-soaked, bikini-clad vixens enticing to you? Do you believe that inhabitants of other planets and dimensions enjoy booze as much as humans? Do you...
Just Like Hell – Book Review
Relentless. That's the word that best describes Nate Southard's writing in "Just Like Hell," his first release with Deadite Press. While many authors are praised for their ability to take a story "from 0 to 60" in a few seconds, Southard starts at 60 miles an hour and...
The Beast (DVD) Aka: Bête, La
Holy crap Cult epics, you sure do know how to find the films that hit those nerves. In a Glass Cage was a brutal entry into sexuality and perversion now this. The beast is surely one of those films that you just say to people, “You don’t want to watch this, you will...
Like Porno For Psychos – Book Review
Wrath James White is one of the most awesomely depraved, entertainingly twisted, blatantly sexual and creatively gifted writers in the horror genre today. In "Like Porno for Psychos," the author takes readers on a wild ride full of torn flesh, dark desires and untamed...
The Beast Of Bray Road
You can see a very good direction that this team is heading in. With this movie especially. A great flick all the way through. A monster film to keep your pants on. A fantastic time waster, and I mean that in a good way. A new Sheriff is in town, not familiar with the...
Santa Steps Out – Book Review
A book so absolutely and undeniably wrong that it's perfectly right. That's the best way to describe Robert Devereaux's hilarious, pornographic, powerful, riotous and pitch-perfect "Santa Steps Out." The novel, recently re-released by Deadite Press, is a brave...
Beast
A few seconds of Raine Brown covered in bubbles getting out of a bath tub and about five minutes of her kicking ass and getting her ass kicked. Topless chicks getting their faces blown off, plenty of gore, and Joe Zaso with hair. Those are some of the things that make...
The Neighborhood – Book Review
I really find it funny how things work out in life sometimes. They say it is a small world, and I am beginning to believe it is. Kelli Owen and I used to chat about horror all the time on the Horrorfind message board years ago. She was also the creator of...
A Bay of Blood (Reazione a catena)
Initially setting out to merely create a forum by which to work with Laura Betti, Mario Bava navigated around a cramped shooting schedule and minuscule budget to make one of the most vital, influential films in the history of the genre. As such, though not his...
Bloodrush – Book Review
A few years ago I picked up a book called Freak Show at my local book store by writer Bryan Smith. Circus horror stories have always intrigued me. However, being someone who fears invasion from beings from outer space and other dimensions, I had no clue what I was in...
Battlestar Galactica: Razor
Back in 2001, I attended the I.C.O.N. convention here on Long Island. I was going from panel to panel when I walked into a room where the creators and actors of the original Battlestar Galactica series were petitioning to get an all new Battlestar series going on the...
Battle Royale
With Battle Royale, director Kinji Fukasaku created a metaphor for the trials of life, a satire upon government, a critique of interpersonal bonds, a parody of reality television, a study of social Darwinism, and a scathing piece of black humor. Imagine Lord of the...
