Producer / Director P.J. Starks is one of my favorite dudes on the planet. His Volumes of Blood films are among a few of my “must watch” from time to time films and it’s exciting news to find out that he’s behind another anthology project. This one with a holiday theme. Titled 13 Slays Till […]
I am a sucker for a good anthology film and over the last few years, we’ve had some good ones. Looks like we may have another title to add to the rotation of must-watch anthology goodness – it’s called Scare Package – and we’ve got a trailer. Whew! That was fun! So, here’s what we […]
No big secret that the 80’s – when it came to modern horror – was the decade of choice for the discriminating horror fan – those of us lucky enough to come of age during that new golden age of frights remember with great fondness the drive in, grindhouse cinema and good old VHS. A […]
Hitting Vimeo and Amazon on August 3rd – the new anthology film Blood Clots promises to bring us all some good old fashioned hard core gore. From the press release: Horror anthology Blood Clots, starring Silence of the Lambs’ Brooke Smith, hemorrhages on VOD this August! Premiering on Vimeo and Amazon, August 3rd, Blood […]
Stephen King has his hands in a new horror anthology heading our way this fall from Cemetery Dance Publications. With a title like ‘Flight Or Fright’ – you can pretty easily figure out where the horrors are going to be centered this time around. “Please fasten your seatbelts and return your tray table to […]
Fans of horror anthology films are no strangers to the work of P.J. Starks – he’s the force behind the wildly popular ‘Volumes of Blood’ series and a slew of other high end indie projects. One such project is 10/31 – a great little Halloween themed horror anthology that has gone and made its […]
Here is a neat way to showcase regional filmmakers. Empire State of the Dead (2017) is a new anthology film chronicling the early days of a zombie outbreak in New York State. The twist is that each of the segments that make up the film is directed by a different New York State filmmaker. It […]
The fun thing with horror anthology films is that they are a bit like carnival sideshows – one is guaranteed to see a variety of oddities. Even if not all of the acts are hits, one almost always finds something one likes. With Amicus Productions’ Torture Garden (1967), director Freddie Francis and screenwriter Robert Bloch […]
Any self-respecting Stephen King fan is well aware of the importance of the fictional town of Castle Rock – it has held a special place in numerous King stories and as such – a special place in the hearts of the fans. So, you can imagine the extreme glee that comes with the announcement that […]
The review for All Hallows’ Eve 2 contains spoilers. So, watch the dang movie before reading this or go to my final thoughts to see if I deem it worthy of your time. This little ditty is an anthology film and one thing I’ll say about anthology horror films is I usually enjoy them. Not […]