Ice Cream Man is all mayhem, virtually zero plot and it won't change your opinion on Eli Roth (whatever that might be.)
Pierre Tsigaridis' Frankie, Maniac Woman turns the slasher psychodrama subgenre on its head ... right after it decapitates it, of course.
Guest writer Joe Toft delves into five of the most shocking, controversial horror movie of all-time, from Nosferatu to Terrifier 2!
Mockbuster dives deep into the misery of making a no-budget ripoff movie for The Asylum ... and might even pluck at your heart strings.
Black Sun The Nanking Massacre from 1995 puts a spotlight on one of World War II's grimmest (yet unrecognized) moments.
Whistle is a rare modern horror movie that actually feels like a late 1980s genre flick — and that's both a good thing AND a bad thing.
No Choice is a movie with an obvious sociopolitical message — and it's definitely going to polarize horror movie fans.
1982's Caligula: The Untold Story is an obvious ripoff of 1979's Caligula — but it actually does have a few interesting things going on.
Blowie is a neo-slasher whodunit that REALLY pushes the envelope. What makes it so shocking and unique? Read on to find out ...