Bohemian Industries’ short film Kiss the Devil in the Dark is an eye-popping visual feast that blends a dark Faustian fantasy with shades of classic Hammer Film Productions and Eurohorror vibes. Fans of practical creature effects will find plenty to enjoy here, as well, with the legendary Doug Jones on hand in dual roles. The […]
I’m a big fan of the warped minds of horror super scriptwriters Marcus Dunstan and Patrick Melton. I latched onto their careers when their script for Feast got optioned on Project Greenlight – and have delighted in their sick, twisted take on horror ever since. New Line announced today that they have brought the duo […]
Welcome to the inaugural Gruesome Magazine Horror Movie Awards, celebrating the best and most insane moments in the genre for 2018. The Grue-Crew have collected their nominations for 22 categories with six nominations for each with the exception of Best Film (10), Best Film Festival, and Best Horror Convention. In addition to the always present […]
Retro horror fans celebrate! Certainly a move that would have been Black Saint approved, Shout Factory is releasing THE MANITOU April 16, 2019. Rejoice! This is a Blu-ray release we’ve discussed and cried-out for on the Decades of Horror 1970’s podcast. We’ve always championed this campy, underappreciated cult classic. And now it will be in […]
A much anticipated event is finally occurring. Tom Holland’s beloved “vampire next door” flick Fright Night is finally going to get a wide release Blu-ray roll out! Why it has taken so long is anyone’s guess but – it’s finally happening and it appears that Sony is going to do it right. Check out this […]
Debuting on the streaming service on Jan. 25th is the revenge thriller Polar – it stars Mads Mikkelsen and here at Gruesome Magazine – we love us some Mads. This is a pretty kick ass trailer so – all attention to the video below please. More than a little bit of a John Wick vibe […]
Welcome to the inaugural Gruesome Magazine Horror Movie Awards, celebrating the best and most insane moments in the genre for 2018. The Grue-Crew have collected their nominations for 22 categories with six nominations for each with the exception of Best Film (10), Best Film Festival, and Best Horror Convention. In addition to the always present […]
Welcome to the inaugural Gruesome Magazine Horror Movie Awards, celebrating the best and most insane moments in the genre for 2018. The Grue-Crew have collected their nominations for 22 categories with six nominations for each with the exception of Best Film (10), Best Film Festival, and Best Horror Convention. In addition to the always present […]
A while back we first caught wind of The Prodigy – starring Taylor Schilling and Jackson Robert Scott – it was via a teaser trailer that frankly, did the film no favors. It was a slow and clunky and well – boring. Seems that some one at Orion Pictures got the message because the new […]
I love horror comedies that play things straight and let the humor just kind of – happen. Director Jordan Rubin has that knack. Remember Zombeaver’s? Well – he’s back and this time instead of nature run amok we’ve got technology run amok in the shape of The Drone. Before we talk, have a look at […]
It’s that time of year where we take a look into the crystal ball of horror films and poll our most anticipated horror films of 2019. Recently, Doc Rotten counted down his nominations for the top 25, now it is up the Grue-Believers to vote on the official TOP 10 MOST ANTICIPATED HORROR FILMS OF […]
Everyone’s favorite wise ass demon slayer – the one and only Mr. Bruce Campbell – has only been missing from the small screen for about a year, since Starz stuck a dagger into what was arguably the best genre show going. But you can’t keep a good man down and the always confident Mr. Campbell […]
All things being equal, 2018 was an amazing year for horror films despite what Vogue thinks (see article). The year was full of fun slashers (Halloween, Terrifier, Leprechaun Returns), independent horror (Hereditary, Mandy), and few mid-budget winners (Halloween, A Quiet Place). Looking at the films we know are arriving in 2019 as 2018 comes to […]
The Gruesome Magazine Podcast hit the electro-magic universe with episode one on January 10, 2018. During our first year, we recorded 48 episodes in which we covered the 2018 Nevermore Film Festival and interviewed Tiffany Arnold and Daniel Kiely of Bong of the Living Dead; director Ben DeLoose of Escape from Dark; and Danielle Harris […]
Turns out that director Jordan Peele had a little Christmas surprise for us that he had hidden under the bed and waited till Christmas morning to put under the tree. Feast on the trailer for US Very smart of Peele to drop this one Christmas Day – no other genre news to compete with – […]