Reportedly banned from being released by those who financed it – the 1973 George A. Romero film The Amusement Park may soon be finally concluding its long trek to the fans. Author Dennis Kraus is the individual who hunted down the virtually impossible to locate print – while viewing it a few nights back – […]
As OVERLORD descends upon theaters across the U.S. this weekend (11/9/2018), the Gruesome Magazine Grue-Crew invite you to revisit an early episode of DECADES OF HORROR 1970s featuring the 1977 classic SHOCK WAVES. The podcast originally released in April of 2015 and features hosts Doc Rotten and The Black Saint along with guest hosts Bill Mulligan […]
A dark journey into the mind of a man increasingly obsessed with the desire to be eaten by either animals or monsters, the Belgian horror short Maw (Muil) is a fascinating, unsettling psychological shocker that aims for an artistic approach rather than focusing on the lurid. Matthieu Sys stars as Richard, a lonely elderly-care assistant […]
Ever since Horror News Radio launched in April of 2013, the Grue-Crew have been huge fans of the New York City Horror Film Festival. Not only because of our very own Santos Ellin, Jr. (The Black Saint) was on the screening panel but due to their extraordinary professionalism and friendly interactions with fans, filmmakers, and […]
With a title like Leprechaun Returns – I guess we really don’t need to go into a lot of detail for you to figure out what we’re about to tell you. Yep, the Leprechaun franchise lives on – and Lionsgate has just sent over the press release with all the info on when and how […]
This has been quite the year for George Romero’s seminal zombie film – Night of the Living Dead – credited with igniting the genres passion for the stumbling, shambling, groaning undead. Unless you’ve been under a rock – there is no way you could have missed all the festivities that this year has brought – […]
Cornfields – and the things that hide in them – have long been the fodder of many a horror film. Same goes for Scarecrows – damn things are just spooky. UnCork’d Entertainment is bringing us SCARECROWS! Got a trailer and all the other info you need – let’s start with the video, shall we? Here’s […]
Aren’t you all so happy? Today for Halloween you are getting not one but two podcasts from the boys at Indie Infestation. The first is an exercise in hilarity with the fellas behind the Indie hit “Bong of the Living Dead”, Max Groah and Daniel Kiely. According to Max this film was in the making […]
We have found ourselves at a place where pretty much every word ever written by Stephen King wants to be adapted to film or series by someone. Case in point – today brought the news that FREEFORM – which if memory serves me correctly used to be ABC Family Channel has optioned his crime/noir thriller […]
Sporting a majorly kick-ass cast – and a plot that seems to borrow a bit from one of this past summers horror hits – Netflix brings us Bird Box. Sandra Bullock, Trevante Rhodes, Sarah Paulson, and John Malkovich all-star- and that’s some pretty heavyweight talent – I think you will have to agree – and […]
The love that I personally have felt for Mike Flanigan’s The Haunting Of Hill House is well documented at this point. Just a few days ago my HNR crew and I sat down and recorded a discussion on the second half of the season and we spent a nice chunk of time discussing the amazing […]
This right here – this is one great idea. You’re all familiar with the Yule Log right? That video fireplace that rears its ugly head every Holiday season. Well – the folks at Shudder TV have taken things up a few levels and are now streaming what they call The Ghoul Log. Yep, as you […]
A lot of buzz around the upcoming release of The Curse of La Llorona now that it has been announced that the director – Michael Chaves – has been tapped for the coveted position of helming the next chapter in The Conjuring arc. After seeing this trailer – I think I understand why Wan made […]
Prolific Canadian horror filmmaker Kyle Martellacci (Canada Day; Candy Skin; I Make Corpses) delivers another stunning shocker with his latest effort, The Scarlet Vultures. An initially enigmatic piece that slowly reveals its dark secrets, the short has been garnering many award nominations during its current early film festival run. Evelyn (Anne-Carolyne Binette) is being interviewed by […]
My interest in GLASS has progressively grown and this second trailer – well, it hits all the right notes at all the right times. While the first trailer served to kind of bring us all back up to speed – given that Unbreakable is now 18 years old – and it did it’s job well […]