Webs is quite an anomaly. I received the screener in the mail and the first thing I noticed was the massive “SciFi Essentials” plastered across the top of the DVD case. Anyone that watches the SciFi channel knows that they usually put out dull, lifeless films that are chalk full of horrible CGI and acting [...]

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The Ghost Galleon is the third film in the Blind Dead series written and directed by Amando de Ossorio, and is different from the first two films in just about every way except the Blind Dead’s importance and some beautiful cinematography. Where Tombs of the Blind Dead was an exercise in tension and Return [...]

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As a newcomer to the world of horror, I suppose you couldn’t ask for more than what Jeff Buhler is getting in 2008. He wrote the screenplay for Clive Barker’s Midnight Meat Train, which if the early reviews are any indication, has turned out pretty damn good. He’s also directed his first film, which [...]

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Much like the J-horror boom a few years back, it seems like France is the new hotspot for kick-ass horror films. Films such as Haute Tension, Them, and Inside take extreme, harrowing horror to a whole new level, and I personally loved all of them (Them to a lesser extent than the other two [...]

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“A cult black-comedy about an undertaker whom befriends a pair of motorcycle-riding, knife-wielding, psycho restaurant owners who kill people for body parts to use in their (gulp!) blue-plate daily specials. Business for the undertaker and cheap meat for the restaurant owners, sounds like a merger made in hell! Lunch anyone?”
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A UK horror film detailing cannibals in the Russel Square Underground, Raw Meat is a film that may have been more widely known had things gone a bit different with its distribution. Not groundbreaking in all areas in regards to horror, but it did deliver some nice visuals and a setting that would be [...]

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