Sometimes I get bored with standard viewing fare and watch movie previews on Flixster. That’s how I discovered Housebound, an indie horror movie that looks promising. It looks scary, yet also appears to be laced with humor. (À la Shaun of the Dead. Except with ghosts instead of zombies.) It’sContinue Reading
This post is by Steven Rumbelow. When we were shooting Beyond in Saskatchewan a few people on our crew recommended that we listen to a local channeler, Bub Hill, an unassuming real estate agent living in Moose Jaw. He’s also an archery champion and well known taxidermist. He has beenContinue Reading
I’m usually very reluctant to tell people, especially dedicated church going folks, that I travel in search of ghosts. That was the case when our new neighbors moved in. They are very nice, but also very religious. I’ve had my share of being told what I do is evil, thankContinue Reading
The other night I was flipping through the horror movies in my Amazon Instant Video queue and came across one I’d forgotten I’d saved to my list: Thankskilling. It reminded me of something I’d thought when I’d first seen it: is it possible they now have a horror movie forContinue Reading
While I was watching Dateline on Friday night, a commercial for “Rosemary’s Baby” caught my attention. Of course I had to go look that up. Turns out it will be a four-hour, two-part event based on the 1967 bestseller by Ira Levin. This adaptation was written by Scott Abbott (“QueenContinue Reading
I received an email from a rep at White Lotus Productions about a new indie horror movie they are trying to promote, HazMat. “HazMat” won Best Horror Film at the Berlin Independent Film Festival and the Massachusetts Independent Film Festival. It also has been a selection of Shriekfest, Bram StokerContinue Reading
On Sunday May 11, 2014, Showtime will premier a new drama called Penny Dreadful. If you like Gothic Victorian horror and suspense this show will appeal to you too. (Yes, I have a penchant for that sort of thing myself.) From the Penny Dreadful page on Showtime, here’s what theContinue Reading
It’s been a while since I did a Movie Monday post about horror movies coming soon to theaters. Maybe because I get inspired to write such posts after seeing trailers for some. However, I haven’t been to the movies lately. But I got to wondering about what kind of horrorContinue Reading
I finally got to watch Room 237 which is about Stanley Kubrick’s interpretation of The Shining. Rodney Ascher’s wry and provocative Room 237 fuses fact and fiction through interviews with cultists and scholars, creating a kaleidoscopic deconstruction of Kubrick’s still-controversial classic The Shining. I still do not know what toContinue Reading
Source: FEARNET FEARNET UNVEILS BOLD NEW LOOK IN BRAND REFRESH THAT BRINGS ITS ICONIC SPLAT LOGO VISUALLY TO LIFE Multi-Layered Marketing Campaign Is Viewer-Friendly and Offers New Ways to Engage with the Network (SANTA MONICA – Jan. 13, 2014) – One of the strongest and most-highly recognizable network logos inContinue Reading
Late last year, I was contacted by a publishing rep at Hyperion to see if I’d be interested in reviewing Wendy Webb’s newest book, The Vanishing, which will be released January 21, 2014. The rep had come across a review I’d written about Webb’s first book, The Tale of HalcyonContinue Reading
You know how I love horror movies. I dig that somehow I got on the list to receive press releases from FEARnet. Here’s another one I’m sharing with you that they shared with me. Unfortunately I’m a little late posting it. A couple of the things mentioned in this pressContinue Reading
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