Michael Gingold

Despite its creators’ horror/comedy backgrounds, this one is evidently played straight.

The indigenous sci-fi/horror film sees Canadian release this month.

A number of horror alumni are among the cast of this project.

The festival favorite will be receiving much-deserved theatrical exposure.

Though one of the actresses is named “Crystal Lake,” the movie’s threat is paranormal and not a slasher.

The survival chiller that won a lot of buzz at Fantastic Fest will gain wider exposure next year.

The deal marks a reunion of the distributor and Fessenden’s Glass Eye Pix.

Striking new art has been created for one of the year’s best genre films.

Find out where the body is buried–and who’s burying it.

Fans of rampageous reptiles have two reasons to smile today.

The period fright film will be coming to theaters in the near future.

They can’t wait to have you for dinner.

The creepy ambience established by Tammi and co. dissipates as what goes on within it loses its grip, and the…

The preview promises a combination of mirth, music and murder.

More from filmmakers Steven Pierce and James Allerdyce and stars Ellen Adair and Mitzi Akaha on their character-driven survival saga.