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Film Review: Shivers Down Your Spine

December 11, 2015

Shivers Down Your Spine is a 125 minute horror-comedy anthology feature film cobbled together from three previously released short films (plus seven new shorts) from Dead Lantern Pictures. Directed by Mathew Kister and written by several contributing writers including Tony Crumpton, Lisa Kovanda, and Chuck Mittan, the feature is clearly a labor of love. The shorts […]

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A Hint at Big Scares to Come

December 9, 2015

Sometimes one can infer a great deal from a brief introduction. My brief introduction to filmmaker Michael  G. Kehoe was his short film “Hush.” Kehoe has had a long an interesting relationship with Hollywood filmmaking, going from Sylvester Stallone’s assistant during the filming of Rocky IV to creating a short that was an Official Selection for […]

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Film Review: In the Dark

December 5, 2015

It seems that anthology horror films are making a comeback, and I for one am thrilled about it. I’m thrilled not only because I prefer my horror stories in bite-sized chunks but because a majority of the anthology films that I’ve seen in recent years have been great entertainment. I’ve really enjoyed watching filmmakers try […]

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Film Review: REEL

December 4, 2015

The rise of user-created content on sites such as YouTube and Vimeo has created new paradigms for aspiring filmmakers and content creators.  The film REEL takes some of these to heart, and while problematic in spots, actually makes them work for the film in others.  It creates an experience that, while suffering from a lack […]

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Film Review: Wrecker

December 3, 2015

Wrecker is essentially Duel. IMDB says Wrecker is a Duel remake, but I’m not so sure IMDB should be trusted. Wrecker certainly feels like Duel, with a nearly identical plot and even some look-a-like shots. It’s very possible this movie was intended as a remake. Emily and Lesley are on their way to a super […]

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Energy Crisis, Climate Change & Mutants: Oh My! – The Best of Eco-Horror

December 3, 2015

  Humans have had a long and complicated relationship with our planet. Ancient civilizations were so frightened of bad weather they sacrificed each other to ensure the proper amount of rain. Today, have our own way of expressing our planet based angst – through films that ask “what if?” about various environmental disasters. After all, as […]

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