BACKWOODS BLOODBATH

It seems there’s is no end to the direct-to-video trash that wannabe filmmakers serve up in an attempt to get video store hounds to part with their cash. Despite winning an award for “Best Horror Feature” at the New York Independent Film Festival, Donn Kennedy’s Wisconsin lensed gore flick…more

ZOMBIELAND

Few modern films have successfully combined horror and comedy to equal effect without diluting the scares, John Landis’ AN AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON and Sam Raimi’s THE EVIL DEAD being prime examples. Filmmakers, that include Dan O’Bannon (RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD), Frank Henenlotter…more

NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD 3D

The horror genre undoubtedly offers plenty of potential innovation for 3D technology with its regular staples comprising of various weaponry, sexual shenanigans, and stock scares. So, despite the fact, we’ve already been treated to parodied, colourised, re-edited versions and a colour remake…more

SALVAGE

SALVAGE is the latest in a long line of horror tropes that explores relationships, fears and survival instincts of everyday people when faced with the threat of the unknown.

Working from an intelligent script by Colin O’Donnell, Lawrence Gough’s directorial debut belies any…more

THE WOLFMAN

Advance word concerning Universal’s remake of THE WOLFMAN has centred on the numerous production problems involving script rewrites, bickering between stars and crew, and changes to the production team. Originally scheduled for a November 2009 release, following re-editing of scenes that…more

COLOUR FROM THE DARK

This adaptation of the classic H. P. Lovecraft short story, “The Colour out of Space” is Ivan Zuccon’s second attempt at tackling Lovecraft’s fiction (if we ignore the director’s earlier Lovecraftian influenced THE DARKNESS BEYOND and UNKNOWN BEYOND), having shown distinct promise with THE…more

THAT KIND OF GIRL

‘There’s a lot I’d like to tell these young things who come sailing in here …’

Directed by Gerry O’Hara (THE PLEASURE GIRLS, ALL THE RIGHT MOVES, THE MUMMY LIVES) from a script by Jan Read (GRIP OF THE STRANGLER, JASON AND THE ARGONAUTS, THE FIRST MEN IN THE MOON), this 1963…more

PERMISSIVE

Arriving in London, Suzy (Maggie Stride) is introduced to the excesses of groupie life via former school pal, Fiona (Gay Singleton), who is dating Lee (Allan Gorrie) lead singer in rock band, Forever More. Initially, the victim of cruel jibes concerning her figure (“If I had tits like yours I…more