Gut the Punks! is a monthly dissection of genre film with some loose connection to punk rock music and culture....
Mother, wife, actress, producer, icon, and so much more. Felissa Rose is truly a shining star in both the horror...
[Exclusive Interview] Radha Mitchell Talks Her Prolific Career and Motherhood Horror in DREAMKATCHER
From Silent Hill to The Crazies, Radha Mitchell is no stranger to the horror genre. She’s played a range of badass women who kick, scream, and tear their way through monsters to some semblance of a happy ending. Now, she’s returning to horror in the new film Dreamkatcher, the feature film debut for...
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way we consume entertainment. Instead of going to concerts, we’re watching musicians play acoustic...
When it comes to the weird and wonderful world of SpectreVision, it’s hard not to think about the production company’s...
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Meeting the family of your significant other is nothing to die over, but some cases might prove otherwise. Why Don’t You Just Die! is not just a selective catchphrase screamed when it comes to rebelling against certain expectations, it’s the catchy title on one of Russian cinema’s bloody good dark...
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Mirrors, creepy children, and demons: a recipe for a decent, if not groundbreaking, horror movie. Behind You (2020) is the story...
What’s up weirdos? Welcome to Awfully Good, where we celebrate movies that suck! In keeping with April’s Cops ‘n’ Killers...
This might be a controversial opinion, but global pandemics suck. In the wake of everything being closed or canceled, Nightmare on Film Street has covered some projects that would have screened at South by Southwest this year. We call it Sorta SXSW. Traditionally, the Midnighters category of SXSW films are...
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Tyler Cornack’s Butt Boy is proof that we are living in the most interest era of filmmaking. We’ve lost some of the...
Interviewing filmmakers gives you an insight into how much work goes into a single movie. Several years could pass between...
We Summon the Darkness has been tempting horror fans with it’s 80s vibe and shroud of mystery since it hit the festival circuit last fall. The latest directorial effort from My Friend Dahmer‘s Marc Meyers, the film boasts a bevy of familiar faces and some truly killer moments. Alongside fan...
