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 […]
This week the Grue-Crew sing the praises of Paul Rudd’s wonderful 70s-inspired mustache, avoid zombies building chair castles, and hide from an evil version of Laurie Holden. First up is the feature Mute from director Duncan Jones, neo-noir thriller with killer performances from Alexander Skarsgard, Paul Rudd, Justin Theroux. The French-Canadian epic Ravenous from director Robert Aubert takes a unique look […]
This week the Grue-Crew run up against a killer clown named Art, smack down some devils in Demon House, and get stoned with Bong of the Living Dead. First up is the feature Bong of the Living Dead from director Max Groah where a group of stoner friends finds themselves in the middle of the zombie apocalypse. “View At Your Own Risk” […]
This week the Grue-Crew fight off a “putty-cat” from Hell, stare at the green trees in They Remain, and attempt to avoid a little bitty creature with great big teeth. First up is the feature Hell’s Kitty from director Nicholas Tan where a cute, but vicious, kitty kills everyone who attempts to get close to his human. “Don’t Turn Around” teases the tagline for They Remain from director […]
Recently the Grue-Crew attended the 19th Annual Nevermore Film Festival in Durham, North Carolina on the weekend of February 23 through the 25, 2018. Thomas Mariani, Paul Cardullo, and Doc Rotten joined a small herd of the Grue-Crew for a special 40th Anniversary screening of The Manitou. Along the way, the Grue-Crew caught a weekend of […]
This week the Grue-Crew explore the horrors of curing the living dead with The Cured, fear the haunting house of horror with The Terrible Two, and witness the Lovecraftian spell of Black Wake. First up is the feature The Terrible Two from director Billy Lewis where a new mother suffers the paralyzing fear of her waking nightmares. “A Dark Force Lies Behind the Outbreak” teases the […]
This week the Grue-Crew sit down with a trio of talent from the Nevermore Film Festival in Durham, North Carolina on the weekend of February 23 through the 25, 2018. Thomas Mariani, Paul Cardullo, and Doc Rotten joined a small herd of the Grue-Crew for a special 40th Anniversary screening of The Manitou. Along the way, […]
This week the Grue-Crew face getting lost in the woods with The Ritual, fear the haunting tones of The Lullaby, and race to solve the terrifying mystery within Midnighters. First up is the feature The Lullaby from director Darrell Roodt where a new mother suffers the paralyzing fear of her waking nightmares. “Killing Is Easy. Getting Away With It Is Murder” teases the […]
This week the Grue-Crew face getting lost in the Jungle, avoid being attacked by a zombie chicken, muster the courage to not be Defective, and join a band of zany idiots in offing a rogue angel of death. First up is the feature Butcher the Bakers from director Tyler Amm. “They Were Supposed To Be Preservers Of Peace” exclaims […]