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FRANKENSTEIN & THE ALL-STAR MONSTER BAND CRASH TOMB’S JUKEBOX
Today on the Jukebox: the WORLD’S WEIRDEST MIDNIGHT MOVIES!
The fan massacre of “BLOOD FEST” gets release dates and a trailer
A gathering of horror devotees becomes a slaughterhouse in the horror/comedy BLOOD FEST, which has splattered viewers at a bunch of real fright festivals and has now been dated for a multi-platform release, and has a new trailer.
RUE MORGUE, 1984 Publishing and Michael Gingold celebrate ’80s horror in “AD NAUSEAM”!
The only things more shocking and outrageous than the horror films of the 1980s were the ads promoting them in the newspapers of the time. Now, a book compiling over 450 of those rare, eye-teasing images is coming under the RUE MORGUE banner!
Exclusive Interview: Director Tyler Savage talks “INHERITANCE” and the many ways to haunt a house—and a man
Writer/director Tyler Savage takes a deep, layered and thought-provoking approach to the genre in his feature debut.
FRIGHTS FOR TYKES gets the “SKELETON HICCUPS”
SKELETON HICCUPS is a short and sweet story that elicits chuckles and maybe a few memories of those dreaded hiccup attacks.
Alex Pardee mashes horror and pop culture in his “Pop Cultjerks” T-shirt line
Freelance artist, designer, and comics creator Alex Pardee reimagines pop culture characters as horror icons.
Creepy trailer for Shudder’s Fantasia premiere chiller “THE WITCH IN THE WINDOW”
Andy Mitton, who created the much-praised chillers YELLOWBRICKROAD and WE GO ON with Jesse Holland, goes solo with the supernatural frightfest THE WITCH IN THE WINDOW, which world-premieres at Montreal’s Fantasia International Film Festival next month. Check out the trailer after the jump.
New red-band “THE PREDATOR” trailer reveals even bigger aliens
The threat is even more massive when THE PREDATOR returns to Earth this fall. Jump past the jump for the latest trailer, featuring not-of-this-world creatures and NSFW language.
Cinepocalypse ’18 Review: “AWAIT FURTHER INSTRUCTIONS” demands you watch it
Single-location stories are always attractive to filmmakers working on the independent side, and British director Johnny Kevorkian found a corking good one in AWAIT FURTHER INSTRUCTIONS.
SLOPPY SECONDS SMASH TOMB’S JUKEBOX
Today on the Jukebox: SCI-FI SENTIMENTALITY with SLOPPY SECONDS!