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It’s that time of year again, folks. Leaves are changing colors, children of all ages are dressing up to battle rogue killer clowns while gathering as much candy as humanly possible, and horror aficionados are dusting off their VHS tapes to take a trip to beautiful Haddonfield, IL. Oh, and resident boobie guru J-Mo is […]
Judd Nelson on his career, longevity, role in ‘Stagecoach: The Texas Jack Story’ and much more.
Anthology films have been around since the early thirties. The anthology film has always been something that has peaked my interest, especially in the horror genre. Blame it on a short attention span, but I love the idea of a director telling a complete story in short form. I always feel like you’re getting more […]
Echo Kellum offers a look inside his career, role on The CW’s “Arrow” and his evolution as an artist.
It’s that time of year again boils and ghouls! Can you feel it in the air? Well if you’re where we are then probably not. It’s been in the 80s all week and it feels more like August rather than the middle of October. I’ve been doing my best to stay in the Halloween spirt, […]
Director John McNaughton on how his cult classic impacted audiences and the course of his career.
Jona Xiao offers an inside look at her blossoming career, her upcoming projects and much more!
SAD VACATION is the latest documentary film by Danny Garcia (“The Rise and Fall of The Clash”/”Looking for Johnny”), which explores Sid and Nancy’s fateful trip to New York in 1978. It is a film that is dedicated to presenting the real facts; told as it happened by their friends and those who witnessed it. A […]
This week Jeremy is back to review ‘Special Effects’ newly on released Blu-Ray from the fine folks over at Olive Films. But first, let’s take a look at synopsis of the film: Synopsis: From the writer & director of ‘It’s Alive,’ Larry Cohen’s Special Effects casts a satirical eye on Hollywood, viewed through the prism of the horror […]
