When it comes to evil clowns – they just don’t come much more evil than Art The Clown. Terrifier was one bloody, nasty, fantastic throwback to the gore films of my youth – and I’ve got high hopes that the sequel somehow manages to bring the blood yet again. If the trailer that debuted today […]
Found footage films. You either love them or you don’t. That may sound like a bit of an oversimplification, and there are some exceptions that rise above the genre, but watch enough found footage films (a new one seems to get released every couple of days) and you will eventually find yourself on one side […]
Shooting Wraps on “Kill Giggles” Greensboro, NC filmmakers, supported by stars and creatives from all over the world, came together for 20 days to shoot a new clown film in the Greensboro area. KILL GIGGLES stars talented North Carolina local Michael Ray Williams (Watch If You Dare (2018)) as unhinged killer Tommy dos Santos alongside […]
KILLER CLOWN FILM “KILL GIGGLES” ON INDIEGOGO! Everyone has their own phobias. For some it’s spiders, or heights, or being buried alive. For director Jaysen Buterin, it’s CLOWNS! So, why on Earth is he tackling a film about clowns in his upcoming film KILL GIGGLES, you ask. Well, check out his crowdfunding campaign to learn […]
As I type up this report – Felissa Rose is like 20 feet away from me. Attending the DarkX-Mas convention this weekend in cloudy and cold Cleveland Ohio – and Felissa is a guest of honor. No reason you really needed to know that other than the fact that it amuses me that I am […]
Paul Cardullo returns to discuss another Film Festival Favorite, Family Possessions (2017) from director Tommy Faircloth. We’ve covered the film before online and in our Gruesome Magazine print edition but Paul provides a new perspective from not only GenreBlast Film Festival but from Wreak Havoc Film Festival as well and compares the two experience giving […]
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Part supernatural mystery thriller and part gory slasher movie, writer/director Tommy Faircloth’s Family Possessions is a fun ride that kept me entertained throughout. Fans of independent fright fare should also have a great time with this offering. The Dunn family is in dire financial straits; father Steve (Jason Vail) is between jobs and mother Sarah […]