Features
Knives and Skin [Frightfest 2019 Review]
Knives and Skin, the fourth feature from writer-director Jennifer Reeder, features a rendition of “Kids in America” that recalls the CW’s mega-hit teen show Riverdale (though it̵...
Extracurricular [Frightfest 2019 Review]
Extracurricular opens with an all-too-familiar slasher movie setup; a happy couple rolling up to an isolated cabin in the woods for a weekend they most definitely will not survive. Sure enough, within...
Actor Emilio Rivera Talks 3 From Hell [Interview]
Prolific actor Emilio Rivera was one of the last 3 From Hell characters to get his own teaser poster. However, unlike Otis, Baby, Captain Spaulding, etc., his was the only one not to also include a ch...
Ghost Killers vs. Bloody Mary [Frightfest 2019 Review]
With a title like Ghost Killers vs Bloody Mary, it’s safe to assume we’re in for some bloody, silly carnage. And yet, this nifty little Brazilian export (original title: Exterminadores do ...
Horror Icon Bill Moseley Talks 3 From Hell [Interview]
Bill Moseley requires no introduction; the legendary actor has two massive horror icons to his name in the form of Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2‘s Chop Top and Otis Driftwood, his strangely alluring...
Ghosts in the Darkness: A History of the Blair Witch Legend Part II
Twenty years ago a movie was made by taking hours of found footage recorded by three missing film students and editing it into a short, cohesive narrative. This film was then released into cinemas whe...
Death of a Vlogger [Frightfest 2019 Review]
Internet horror is big business right now, but for every Unfriended: Dark Web there’s a…Smiley. Death of a Vlogger, the third feature from Scottish writer-director (and star, editor, and p...
Haunt [2019] Set Visit Report
Nearly two years ago, I found myself in Northern Kentucky, on the set of an indie film with a group of fellow journalists. This wasn’t just any independent production, it was a flick directed by...
Girl on the Third Floor [Frightfest 2019 Review]
Girl on the Third Floor is super producer Travis Stevens’ debut feature but, in many ways, it resembles the last high profile movie he took to Frightfest, 68 Kill, which Stevens introduced with ...