This week, the Grue-Crew face the final seance, survive the apocalypse and conjure the spirits of the dead. First up is the ghostly feature Ouija Seance: The Final Game from director Andrea Mugnaini, featuring Andrea Fachinetti in the lead role. The second film, How It Ends from director David M. Rosenthal, the unlikely pairing of Theo James and […]
This week, the Grue-Crew check out some artificial intelligence, head into the forest to search for a missing person, and follow Father Riley to an Irish home for ‘fallen women’. Yup, we’re doomed. First up is the anthology feature A.I. Tales from directors Nelson Lee, Kristen Hilkert, Amir Reichart, and Vitaly Verlov. The second film, Calibre from director Matt Palmer, […]
This week, the Grue-Crew escape a fiery inferno, shack up in a lighthouse and smack down a trio of serial killers. First up is the disaster feature Inferno: Skyscraper Escape from director Eric Summer featuring Claire Forlani and Jamie Bamber as a couple who must save their children from a burning skyscraper. The second film, The Lighthouse from […]
This week, the Grue-Crew face Bigfoot in the forest of Mount St. Helens, run from a Z-Rex, and outsmart a mind hacker looking to fix the human race. First up is the sci-fi feature Mad Genius from director Royce Gorsuch featuring a man and his best friend – himself – looking to hack the future of […]
This week, the Grue-Crew follow director Steve Mitchell into the filmography and live of Larry Cohen, head to Norway to interview a vampire named Vidar, and expose an ecological conspiracy in a near future gone mad. First up is the sci-fi feature Hover from director Matt Osterman featuring fascinating script from the film’s lead, Cleopatra Coleman. The […]
This week, the Grue-Crew dive into the gory mind of Herschell Gordon Lewis, visit the space-faring adventures of the Grays, and fear the crimson curse of the cabin in the woods. First up is the sci-fi feature Gray Matter from director Greg A. Sager featuring globe-trotting aliens and mind-bending shrimp. The second film, Tonight She Comes from director Matt Stuertz, gives […]
This week, the Grue-Crew … First up is the sci-fi feature Astro from director Asif Akbar featuring aliens and kick-boxing. Of course, it does. The second film, Sequence Break from director Graham Skipper, takes the Grue-Crew on a mind-bending trip in a video arcade repair shop. Where else would you go? Rounding out the show is the mind-breaking Spanish […]
This week, the Grue-Crew pack in a theme this week with a pair of mothers in peril stories – well, technically, one is only a babysitter – along with a discussion about a horror convention making its first-ever stop in Charlotte. First up is a review of the horror convention Days of the Dead which […]
This week, the Grue-Crew witness the terror of Lovecraftian aliens, the ferocity of werewolf zombies, and the revenge of a woman wronged. First up is the feature film Island Zero from director Josh Gerritsen set on a remote North Eastern island facing a threat from beneath the sea… or is it from another dimension. The next film, Feral from director […]
This week, the Grue-Crew survive an encounter with a ferocious sea-god, a walking nightmare, and… David Tennant. First up is the feature film Soft Matter from director Jim Hickcox featuring a dancing monster made of trash bags, duct tape, and really fresh Kicks. What? The next film, Gehenna Where Death Lives from director Hiroshi Katagiri, features Doug Jones and […]
This week, the Grue-Crew witness 7 archangels battling zombies, a class of Japanese schoolgirls running from killer wind, and a mad sniper cornering a group of friends on a deserted highway. First up is the feature film Angels vs Zombies from director Emmanual Saez featuring the End of Days where a detective teams up with Angels to save the […]
This week the Grue-Crew face down Lucifer on Elm Lake, spice things up with some mad scientist horrors, and run for their lives from some mon…mon…mon…monsters. First up is the feature film House on Elm Lake from director James Klass has a family facing an awakened dormant evil. The next film, Chimera from director Maurice Haeems, has Henry Ian Cusick […]
This week the Grue-Crew hides their faces from Screamers, grabs some wooden stakes for Corbin Nash, and listens to Martin Freeman tell his Ghost Stories. First up is the feature Screamers from director Dean Matthew Ronalds, a found-footage film chasing down the mysterious creator of a series of “screamer” videos. The next film, Corbin Nash from director Ben Jagger, reveals […]
This week the Grue-Crew discover a new form of a werewolf, race from a serial killer, and invite some guests over to Granny’s house. First up is the feature At Granny’s House from director Les Mahoney, where a devious, demented caretaker invites some guests over for dinner. The next film, Cold Hell from director Stefan Ruzowitzky, weaves a thrilling tale of a […]
This week the Grue-Crew hide from the vengeful spirit of an angry assassin, run with “mary jane” on April 20th, and champion the gory adventures of our new favorite luchador. First up is the feature Killing Joan from director Todd Bartoo, where a murdered assassin returns from the grave to get her vengeance. The next film, 4/20 Massacre from director Dylan Reynolds, calls […]