Yoshihiro Nishimura – King of J-Splatter (GoreZone #29)
The year is 1991, and many members of the Generation Y clan are unknowingly getting their first dose of Splatter Film under the guise of Barry Sonnenfeld’s The Addams Family … Continue reading
Trifecta Of Death: The Short Films Of Nacho Cerda
Think of everybody you know and love – from your (hopefully) loving and supportive parents to your sister – the one all of your friends secretly want to bang. Now … Continue reading
Gregory Lamberson: The Man, The Myth, The Maniac (Interview)
One of my fondest memories of college was that there was a little video store between my studio apartment and the campus of NIU. It was at this little video … Continue reading
Interview with Laurence R. Harvey (Fangoria #326)
Like John Doe’s project from David Fincher’s Se7en, Director Tom Six’s Human Centipede trilogy will be a masterpiece when it is completed. So far, we are only midway through the … Continue reading
Oldboy: Then and Now
OLDBOY: THEN AND NOW …and by then I mean only ten years ago. Still, it isn’t as bad as the [REC] and Quarantine timeframe – with [REC] coming out in … Continue reading
Battle Royale
Crouched in some bushes, you feel around in the bag they gave you. You find what you are looking for and grab it – its cool handle warms rapidly in … Continue reading
Attack of the Killer Tomatoes (HorrorHound #41)
Pass The Ketchup: 35 years of Attack of the Killer Tomatoes! ByMike Wasion & Jason Ours The 1970s were an amazing time for serious, hard-edged genre filmmaking. The decade practically … Continue reading
