‘DeadTectives’ Are Coming To Save The Day
Don’t have a ton of info on this horror/comedy project but some poster art and a trailer have made its way on line and this one certainly appears to be…
Month: October 2017
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‘Leatherface’ Coming To Your Town In Time For The Holiday
Nothing screams Happy Holidays like a kid in a cows head and the roar of a chainsaw and with that in mind – Lionsgate has announced the upcoming release of…
[Review] Halloween Pussy Trap Kill Kill (2017) – by Paul Cardullo
Things get rough for our brave reviewer, Paul Cardullo, as he settles in to watch…and review…the grindhouse horror wannabe, Halloween Pussy Trap Kill Kill (2017). He is so distraught after…
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[Podcast] Stranger Things Season 2 (2017) – Jigsaw (2017) – Episode 239 – Horror News Radio
The Grue Crew is stuck in the traps of JIGSAW but doesn’t seem to be too bothered since he at least switched Netflix on to stream STRANGER THINGS Season 2….
[Review] Lou Simon’s 3 (2017) – by Rafe Telsch
The selection at the 2017 edition of the New York City Horror Film Festival was spectacular. Opening the Halloween weekend event is the psychological horror thriller 3 (2017) from director…
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Shut Eye (2016): Gruesome Magazine Announces Official Online Launch of Psychological Horror Short Film
Five friends play a game: Take the most potent sleeping pills on the planet and try to stay awake. The last one to fall asleep wins. So begins the psychological…
[Review] 1922 (Netflix, 2017) – by Jeff Mohr
Throughout October, Netflix has been providing genre fans with an ample amount of horror content from Stranger Things Season 2 to The Babysitter and so much more. Jeff Mohr is…
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Tragedy Girls (2017): Teenaged Friends Literally Kill for More Social Media Attention
Bolstered by winning performances from its two leads, director Tyler MacIntyre’s horror comedy Tragedy Girls delivers with both laugh-out-loud humor and gory set pieces. It has its share of disturbing…
Born Again (2016): Festival Favorite Horror-Comedy Lands a Halloween Eve Premiere on Short of the Week
Featuring Ellie Church and Randall Greenland, the horror-comedy short Born Again has been delighting horror fans at film festivals for some time now, and for good reason. The Grue-Crew have…
[Podcast] Dracula (1974) — Episode 61 — Decades of Horror 1970s
“You are now in my domain gentlemen, and you shall not leave.” Doc Rotten is still on hiatus, diligently working on the next issue of the Gruesome Magazine quarterly print…
[Review] Jigsaw (2017) – by Rafe Telsch
John Kramer returns – as does the Saw series – with Jigsaw (2017) from the Spierig Brothers (Michael Spierig and Peter Spierig), the directors behind Undead, Daybreakers, Predestination, and the…
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[Review] Blood Feast (Groovy Gory Gruesome Gold, 1963) – by Paul Cardullo
Paul Cardullo returns with another edition of Groovy Gory Gruesome Gold with a killer Blu-ray release from Arrow Film, the iconic and legendary splatterfest Blood Feast (1963) from the Godfather…
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“Die! Sitter! Die! Rupert” (2015): Babysitter Horror Gets a Disturbing New Entry with This Jaw-Dropping Short Film
Thanks to horror films and urban legends, tales of babysitting terror are always in vogue. Boxleitner brothers Lee and Sam offer up a truly disturbing take on this fear fare…
[Podcast] The Fog (1980) – Episode 122 – Decades of Horror 1980s
 “You are weird. Thank God you’re weird. The last one was so normal, it was disgusting.” Elizabeth Solley (Jamie Lee Curtis) loves herself some weirdos. Including the weirdest man…
[Review] Close Calls (New York City Horror Film Festival, 2017) – by Doc Rotten
Close Calls (2017) from writer-director Richard Stringham lands on the Gruesome Magazine desk via the New York City Horror Film Festival. The movie is part of the festival’s opening night,…
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