Just when you thought it wasn’t safe to be politically incorrect, along comes CHUCK STEEL: NIGHT OF THE TRAMPIRES to blast huge holes in any and all notions of good taste, and make you crack up big time along the way.
On one hand, it’s dumb, gory fun with familiar little baddies; on the other hand, using the vernacular of the now, it’s “problematic.”
Those who have an affection for cinematic thrillers that keep us guessing right up to the very last minute, THE VANISHED is a perfect day at the movies.
With his long-awaited feature directorial debut, Dennison Ramalho solidifies his status as a serious talent on the international horror scene.
Making its Canadian premiere at Montreal’s Fantasia and also hitting U.S. theaters and VOD tomorrow, THE NIGHT EATS THE WORLD is an unusual and effective variation on zombie/survival tropes. RUE MORGUE got an exclusive sit-down with its creators.
