A police officer on a lonely road, a frightened girl, and a determined killer all come together in Luna, this week’s Friday Night Features horror short. Written and directed by Antonio Perez, Luna was funded on Kickstarter in 2012 and has been stirring up the horror… Read More ›
Darlings, I know I’ve left you without a new horror short for the last two weeks, but it’s Friday and I’m back with a full measure of horrific weirdness with tonight’s feature, Smile. Created by Yuval Markovich and Noam Abta in 2005 as… Read More ›
Darlings, as the evenings grow longer and we head into the darkness of the last new moon of 2012, what could be better than curling up at home to watch a little horror? Here are five decent horror films currently… Read More ›
As February withers into March, the US release schedule for last year’s foreign favorites and festival darlings starts to move into high gear. Here’s a roundup of four trailers to get you in the mood for horror.
I’m just going to say it – if you were planning to get in the Halloween spirit by enjoying a horror film at the local Googolplex, October is looking pretty bleak. And not bleak in that “barren, post-apocalyptic wasteland that’s… Read More ›
As someone raised on 80s horror, my (cold, black) heart has a soft spot for gore served with a side of black comedy. So as soon as I saw the trailer for Tucker and Dale vs. Evil, I knew I would… Read More ›
Scanning around recently for an interesting horror flick, I came across The Signal, an indie horror shot in 13 days for $50k and screened at Sundance in 2007. The film is presented in three episodes or “transmissions,” each with a different director… Read More ›
