Walking Among the Dead, the no budget independent zombie film I reviewed in September, is now available for purchase on DVD.  Click here to order your copy now ($12.99 + S&H): [link] If you are interested in what two talented f... read more

They have been inside of my head for weeks. But hey, it sure beats Sister Christian. © 2012 Thomas Pluck read more

This is the last reminder, I promise, but you only have two more days to vote for the best and worst of film in 2011. And to be clear you do not have to answer every cateory or even give a full 5 (or 10) for the ones you do answer. Just be sure to... read more

To celebrate Women In Horror Recognition month, Day of the Woman is celebrating by compiling the ABC's of women in horror.  TODAY'S PROGRAM IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY THE LETTER: FI've never known someone to be offended by the term "s... read more

Thanks to those of you that voted, because House is the winner of the next Viewer Vomit! It wasn't a landslide, but surely those of you that voted have some sort of nostalgia for House because many had strong feelings for it rather than Tokyo Gore... read more

Remember how we were just talking about how crummy the world would be without sequels? Well, I think it would be even worse without the even more maligned remake. Sorry, but some of my very best friends are remakes! There are many opportunities wi... read more

DETENTION 2010/15/81m “Staying after school can be murder!” Director: James D.R. Hickox / Writers: John Stienfield, Michael Muscal, Stephen L. Johnston & James Hickox / Cast: Alexa Jago, Preston Jones, Maitland McConnell, David Carradine, Zelda Wi... read more

This non-fiction book by journalist Michael Capuzzo is about the Vidocq Society, a group of the world’s finest sleuths who meet once a month, coming from all over the place, to try to solve some of the globe’s toughest cold cases — pro bono.... read more

by Marc Patterson I’m really stoked about the release of the Ford Brother’s African zombie film The Dead onto DVD and Blu-ray this February 14th. I’ve literally been waiting three years for this film to hit the US. If you think I’m kidding (... read more

Well, would you look at that.(props to carrie for the Shirley Jackson pic!) read more

Sometimes the simplest premise and the necessities of moderate budget constraints can lead to an understated horror movie that shines with low-key wit, involves us with colorful characters by not forgetting their humananity, and dares to completel... read more

Another recurring actress during my formative years was Barbara Crampton. It should come as no surprise that she made an impression on me, considering some of her more memorable roles. Whether she was getting “head” in Re-Animator, losing it in Ch... read more

I wasn’t expecting The Woman In Black to qualify for The Shortening, but here I go out to the theaters on Friday night like any old civilian and what do I get?Creepy kidsAntique dolls5’6 leading menMonkeys shaking maracasInsert press tag on hat an... read more

I was a teenager once. I did lots of stupid things. However, if you base what teens like to do on what their movie counterparts take part in, then its logical to think that there's a point in every one's life where hanging out in a graveyard soun... read more

Show of hands, how many of you knew that zombies could fly? Sounds silly, but even by the usual obnoxious ACG standards it works amazingly (and eerily) well in this super top-notch entry from the April-May '52 issue of Out of the Night #2,&nbs... read more

The Vault of Horror read more

A few weeks ago, Lance from Kindertrauma mentioned to me that he thought a new movie called 7500 looked an awful lot like the classic 1973 made for TV movie Horror at 37,000 Feet. I know Lance knows his stuff, so my ears instantly perked up (OK, i... read more

Every once in a while I will be asked if I would be interested in doing a review for a film. I am usually surprised when I'm asked, as it just doesn't happen very often. I try to be fair with all films I watch for review, and even though I am aske... read more

It’s no secret that I like Italian horror films, in fact, I may just talk about it too much. But perhaps even more than Italian horror, I am a fan of gothic horror. From the time I was a young girl sneaking off with my mom’s old gothic romance nov... read more

No, its not a Mansion, nor is Capcom interested in being “the master of unlocking,” the next great survival horror title, proven by the arrival of  Resident Evil 6′s announcement trailer that broadcasts the fact that we’re going to have anot... read more

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Michele Bachmann is, quite simply, a twat of exponential proportion. Now, before the feminists go wild, I mean that in the British sense of a derogatory insult, a pejorative meaning a fool, synonymous with the word twit and not the more vulgar eup... read more

I just stumbled upon something unbelievable.  Just like Takashi Miike in Hostel, I could spend all my money in here at $5 a pop.  Some of these can't be legal.  Maybe I'll buy something to share.  This poor guy has over 30... read more

Filed under: Movie News, CinematicalBlake Lively might not be taking her planned trip down the Yellow Brick Road. Lively, who won critical acclaim for her role in Ben Affleck's 'The Town,' is now first in line for the female lead in Oliver Stone&... read more

When my first nephew was born, I started paying more attention to cute, cuddly toys that would make nice gifts. As soon as I found out about Uglydolls, I knew I had to get him one. They're monsters, but cute! Babo (pictured above) is the first one... read more

I have moved! Please update your bookmarks to my new location at [link] read more

New fan-made Scream 4 poster is bad ass. read more

Sure a dad would like a tie, maybe a golf club or two…but most of all they want cake. So here’s a special happy father’s day gift to all you b-movie daddy’s. read more

Former Doctor Who star David Tennant will play vampire killer Peter Vincent in the new Fright Night remake.  Christopher Mintz-Plasse (McLovin from Super Bad) is the new Evil Ed.  They will join Colin Farrell, Anton Yelchin, and Toni Collette in t... read more

Director: Samuel Bayer Year: 2010 Country: USA Platinum Dunes is an unholy entity shepherded by a wicked being that thrives on the disappointment of others. Their modus operandi is ostensibly to update classic horror franchises in a way that mana... read more

This first post is for the ladies, although I don't discriminate. I've been playing with the idea of horror themed nail polish since Halloween, when I picked up some black nail polish and wanted to spice things up a bit. My first big idea was Jaso... read more

We’re almost halfway through 2009, and my favorite read of the year has very little competition. I’m not sure if it will even be a contest. Dave Cullen’s COLUMBINE was ten years in the making, and it may be another ten before we see its equal. Riv... read more

First Contact1. Corporal Dietrich (Cynthia Dale Scott) -- Yanked into the dark by a camoflauged alien bastard.2. Private Frost (Ricco Ross) -- Set ablaze by Dietrich's flamthrower, falls down a giant shaft, explodes with a lot of ammo strapped to ... read more