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Filmmakers, trapped at home … Quarantined! What else is there to do but make a film? Sinister Nights, SIN Film…by Rue Morgue Manor
The much-praised, festival-award-winning supernatural chiller ECHOES OF FEAR is making its hi-def disc debut with a bunch of extra features;…by Michael Gingold
This month features shorts from Don P. Hooper, Danny Takacs, Glen Matthews, Emily Wilson, and McClain Lindquistby kleurvision
A pair of festival favorites with the RUE MORGUE seal of approval will soon be finding their way to wider…by Michael Gingold
This film is the “left’s” misguided critique of the left, one that seems content to stand between both sides and…by Mariam RM
A game of knowledge with strong elements of strategy and a Machiavellian ethos, dedicated into sharing dark knowledge to the…by Chris Hammond
Thanks to the globalization of the media, western audiences have gotten more and more access to one of Japan’s more…by kleurvision
THE MONSTER’S RING is a hair raising (and fang barring) read set against the backdrop of Halloween.by kleurvision
M.O.M. is a heat-of-the-moment anecdote of outrage without answers. But sometimes, maybe that’s what’s needed.by kleurvision
Director Megan Freels Johnston of THE ICE CREAM TRUCK and REBOUND has a new short chiller called DEAR GUEST headed…by Michael Gingold
Even as the coronavirus plays havoc with release schedules, independent distributors are forging ahead and dating movies for later in…by Michael Gingold
This week: "Sea Curse" by American author Robert E. Howard, first appeared in Weird Tales Magazine in May 1928.by Rue Morgue Manor
The director of NEKROMANTIK explores seven different sides of death in his 1990 film DER TODESKING, and it’s now being…by Michael Gingold
Following up a well-received festival tour last year, the domestic horror film 1BR now has a date to frighten a…by Michael Gingold
CASE 347 offers an uncanny slow-burn unlike most films of its fount footage ilk.by Rick Hipson