Directed by Galder Gaztelu-UrrutiaWritten by David Desola and Pedro RiveroStarring: Ivan Massagué, Zorion Eguileor, Antonia San Juan, Emilio Buale, Alexandra Masangkay The world is on fire. For those of you living under a rock, lo these last six months, we’re… Continue Reading →
Directed by Lex OrtegaWritten by Lex Ortega, Sergio TelloStarring: Carlos Valencia, Lex Ortega, Florencia Rios, Julio Rivera For those of you who may not know, I am a Hispanic-surnamed American. More specifically, I am of Mexican heritage. As such, it… Continue Reading →
Written and directed by Ari AsterStarting: Florence Pugh, Jack Reynor, William Jackson Harper, Vilhelm Blomgren, Will Poulter Home, they say, is where the heart is. It’s where they love you. Where you hang your hat. It’s not a place, it’s… Continue Reading →
To mix my genres, this is one of those times I feel like Captain Jean Luc Picard, battered, tortured and tormented glaring into the face of his Cardassian captor. With only slight variation to the original scene, I shout:
“The Statement of Randolph Carter” is one of my favorite Lovecraft stories. It encompasses his style in a tidy little nutshell of dread. It even inspired a short – very short – film of my own. But here is a quite different… Continue Reading →
Richard Stanley, director of such 90’s genre mainstays like, ‘Hardware’ and ‘Dust Devil’ is now stepping up to the eldritch plate to take a swing at Lovecraft’s, ‘The Colour Out of Space’. SpectreVision, the company behind recent indie genre films… Continue Reading →
Directly from the fine folks at the Lovecraft eZine, we get word of a new set of shorts from Forty Dollar Films.
Last weekend, the lucky fans who attended HorrorHound Weekend got treated to this spiffy little short from director Nathan Thomas Milliner. Shot for just over $1000 over four days in Kentucky (of all places), “The Confession of Fred Krueger” craftily… Continue Reading →
Imagine if you will, Rod Serling reading this to you… “There is a place where time stands still. A bubble in which some genre movies exist where the conventions, themes and patterns haven’t changed since the 1980s. There’s the signpost… Continue Reading →
A couple of the hardest things to do in filmmaking are comedy and horror. It’s right up there with creating a billion-dollar blockbuster or dealing with anyone whose initials are Lindsay Lohan. There is a delicate alchemy in the creation… Continue Reading →
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