Michael Gingold
Horror fave Barbara Crampton stars in the terror-in-the-woods opus DEAD NIGHT, which sees release next month. Read on for the…by Michael Gingold
The ability to talk to the dead may seem like a good idea when you’re grieving, but it has its…by Michael Gingold
All the characters' quarreling has the effect of crowding Gags himself out of his own movie.by Michael Gingold
A gathering of horror devotees becomes a slaughterhouse in the horror/comedy BLOOD FEST, which has splattered viewers at a bunch…by Michael Gingold
The only things more shocking and outrageous than the horror films of the 1980s were the ads promoting them in…by Michael Gingold
Writer/director Tyler Savage takes a deep, layered and thought-provoking approach to the genre in his feature debut.by Michael Gingold
Andy Mitton, who created the much-praised chillers YELLOWBRICKROAD and WE GO ON with Jesse Holland, goes solo with the supernatural…by Michael Gingold
The threat is even more massive when THE PREDATOR returns to Earth this fall. Jump past the jump for the…by Michael Gingold
Single-location stories are always attractive to filmmakers working on the independent side, and British director Johnny Kevorkian found a corking…by Michael Gingold
The Washington State locale where TWIN PEAKS lensed is playing host to a new film festival, and a fresh batch…by Michael Gingold
Anyone who grew up on FAMOUS MONSTERS OF FILMLAND magazine knows the work of artist Basil Gogos, and his many…by Michael Gingold
Legendary author, columnist, TV host and drive-in movie critic extraordinaire Joe Bob Briggs is coming to Shudder with a major…by Michael Gingold
Last week, Severin Films made the surprise announcement that it was releasing Buddy Giovinazzo’s notorious COMBAT SHOCK in a remastered…by Michael Gingold
Hodder’s willingness to open up about painful subjects elevates TO HELL AND BACK above your typical horror-celebrity profile to something…by Michael Gingold
The stars of OCULUS and DON’T BREATHE get caught up in more satirical mayhem in OFFICE UPRISING, a Sony Crackle…by Michael Gingold