If you had to choose one sub-genre within horror that would be inclined to have cliches, then you wouldn't be alone in choosing Zombies. After all, they have become so popular that they have appeared across all different mediums. However, the problem is, they usually follow the basic formula of a person/group trying to survive... Continue Reading →
The Horror Club has decided to start a new thread - we'll take two films/short films dealing with the same topic, and ask you to vote on which one you preferred. And first up, we have two that focus on the phenomenon, Sleep Paralysis. IN WAKING: Directed - Marcus Badibanga Starring - Ben Dickson and... Continue Reading →
1 hour 21 minutes | Horror/Slasher | 2017 ____________________________________________________________________ There's something to be said about straight-to-DVD/VOD flicks. They can feel really cheap, over-the-top and overall, very silly. However, the ones that come away with some credibility are those that embrace itself for what it is. Party Bus to Hell relates to some of that. It tells... Continue Reading →
It's always upsetting when a family member passes away. You miss them. You wish that you could just speak to them one last time. However, you don't want it to happen literally, and that's the case in Hello Brother. It happens, and it's not a fun reunion. The film is directed, edited and starring Austin... Continue Reading →
Earlier this month, The Horror Club listed each of the short films within the 3 Minute Horror Short Film series, created by Dan Allen. To be fair, all the films are of a high standard, with one of them (The Mime) even being picked up by Crypt TV and published this week. Now, as always,... Continue Reading →
In my review for episode 2 of SHELLEY I stated that the episode was very Scream like and my fears for the longetivity of the series as a whole. However, with episode 3, which happens to be the season finale, done and dusted, one of the two previous statements remain. Thankfully, it's not the latter.... Continue Reading →
In my review of the first episode of SHELLEY, which you can read here, I stated that the series as a whole was in a tricky spot. Could it break out and offer something else other than the 'girls do bad, must suffer now' angle? Judging by episode two, that doesn't seem to be the... Continue Reading →
The golden rule in a horror movie is to never have sex. It's a no-no. And no matter how tempted you may be, if you want to make it to the end credits, you're going to have to make that sacrifice. However, in The Faceless Man, a young couple don't stick by that rule and soon realise... Continue Reading →
Crypt TV has been steadily building up their web series with the likes of Look-See and Crypt's Fables, proving that they are ones to watch over the next year or so. Next to come out of that department is Shelley (Class of 98), a classic revenge film where the characters must pay for what they've... Continue Reading →
