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“DARK WEB: DESCENT INTO HELL” Now available on all major streaming platforms in NORTH AMERICA (US/Cananda) and UK/IRELAND
“Black Mirror” meets Schumacher’s “8mm'”
CECILIA ROTH ON THE RAPTUROUS “ARREBATO” (1979)
Early in her career, Roth starred in Ivan Zulueta’s cult and one-of-a-kind “vampire” opus ARREBATO (a.k.a. RAPTURE, 1979), recently restored in 4K and released on an extras-packed special edition blu ray by Altered Innocence partnering with Vinegar Syndrome.
SXSW 2022 Movie Review: “Bitch Ass” Plays a Good Game, But Loses All the Same
Despite bleeding passion out of every pore, BITCH ASS gets bogged down by its own aspirations.
Shine all night long with an all-new episode of The Faculty of Horror on “SUICIDE CLUB” and “KAIRO!”
In this episode, Andrea and Alex explore two different yet eerily similar films that came out of Japan in 2001. The conversation covers where history, humanity and community end, exploring what is left in its wake and the new limitations of imagining the future.
Director Pete Ohs and Composer John Bowers on their SXSW Stunner, “Jethica”
Filmmaker Peter Ohs and composer John Bowers discuss their creative synergy in fusing images with music in the new horror comedy, JETHICA.
Hamza Zaman and Chelsea Roth Discuss Making “THE INSTITUTE”
A young couple unable to conceive travels to a remote facility run by a charismatic doctor in THE INSTITUTE, a new thriller from husband and wife team Hamza Zaman and Chelsea Roth. In this interview, we sit down with filmmakers to discuss the making of their terrifying feature debut.
BUFF ’22 Movie Review: Psychic friends and enemies in the heart-stopping, heartbreaking “THE INNOCENTS”
It’s the most chilling, deeply unsettling horror film so far this year.
The Haunting History Of The Ouija Board
In this next installment of PIERCING THE VEIL, Jillian Kristina dives into the history of the Ouija board while exploring the creative forms it’s taken in three very different cinematic adaptations.
BUFF ’22 Movie Review: Witchy “YOU WON’T BE ALONE” Learns to Love Love
YOU WON’T BE ALONE may have witches and an impressive body count, but its horror roots stop there.
Movie Review: “YOU ARE NOT MY MOTHER” is a deep, nuanced crash course in dark Irish folklore
If you think navigating dysfunctional family and social dynamics is hard, try doing it with supernatural beings inserting themselves into the process.