Officer Downe, directed by Shawn Crahan (Clown AKA 6 from the band Slipknot) and based on the comic by Joe Casey & Chris Burnham, is a crazy, bloody, weird oddball of a movie, and I loved every low budget minute of it. It has an in-your-face sensibility, with a goofy sense of humor and damn [...]

Jason Kupfer's short film Invaders is a spot-on satire of a home invasion movie that in its short 6 minutes manages to be just as, if not more entertaining than full-length movies with a thousand times the budget. Jordan Woods-Robinson and Ricky Wayne are the titular characters, parked in front of a suburban home, arguing about [...]

  Circle circle, dot dot. Now you've got your cooties shot. Simply put: Cooties is the most fun I've had watching a comedic horror movie in a while, and you should watch this very soon. You'll thank me when you do. Elijah Wood plays Clint, a substitute teacher who still lives with mom and is [...]

Rookie director Can Evrenol's trippy new flick Baskin doesn't always make sense, but it had me riveted and cringing at the same time, really wanting to close my eyes sometimes but unable to tear my gaze away from the horrors onscreen.  Even as it became a bit laborious and repetitive towards the end, it was still [...]

Ace Jordan's new movie Silent Retreat has a lot going for it at the outset: good acting, a beautiful location, bloody bits. Ultimately, however, it becomes a muddled mess, with characters you don't really care about getting slaughtered for reasons that aren't very clear. And that's a shame, because it's a very good-looking movie, with some [...]

Peter Herro and Cthulhu Crush Productions have debuted the first trailer for independent slasher WTF! Lensed around Los Angeles this summer, WTF! follows a survivor of a mass killing on a trip with six close friends, when her nightmare threatens to begin again. Herro directs from a script he co-wrote with Christopher Centanni and Adam [...]

Eli Roth has made a name for himself directing gore-drenched, over-the-top horror flicks like Cabin Fever and Hostel I and II. His newest, The Green Inferno, follows a similar plot line to his other movies: young, good-looking people go on a trip, encounter some very unfortunate circumstances, and then die in bloody and horrific ways. [...]