Are you read to be spooked? If not, then get ready as The Nursery hits VOD this summer, and it promises to scare you. From filmmakers, Christopher A. Micklos and Jay Sapiro, The Nursery tells the story of a young woman, whose run-of-the-mill Saturday night quickly turns into a confrontation with unspeakable horror! When Ranae,... Continue Reading →
Action/Horror | 13:29 mins | Screamfest LA There is something intriguing about survival horror, about the fact that you are alone in a world overrun by dangerous creatures. There's a tension already built in, and for a film of this type to be successful, it must capitalise on it. The Storm tells the story of... Continue Reading →
Screamfest Horror Festival, based in Los Angeles, is America's largest and longest running horror film festival, and runs for ten days in October. The festival has launched a number of careers, providing a playoff for filmmakers and actors to showcase their work to a dedicated audience. Every week they upload a film that has premiered... Continue Reading →
The Sculptor is a mysterious horror film written and directed by Kris Lippert, and stars Shannon Rogers, and was produced by Movierockets Entertainment. It is now available via Crypt TV. When it comes to short films on Crypt TV, the story usually takes place in one location with the main punch occurring at the end. The... Continue Reading →
The Horror Club speaks to Brennan Gilpatrick and Erin Walsh, the creators of the award-winning short horror comedy, Bubbles. The short has been picked up by Crypt TV, and if you'd like to watch it, you can find it below. Tell me about yourselves? We’re two filmmakers based in Los Angeles. We met in a... Continue Reading →
The Look-See series has hit five episodes, and with the latest installment being dubbed the season finale, it's interesting to see how the series wraps up, and what the future might hold should there be a second season. While the first four episodes showed a victim in each one, and gave us little background as... Continue Reading →
The second review of the day is for Lust Kills, a two minute short about a date that takes a turn for the worse. This film is yet another example of an one scene film, and how it relies on build-up and a punch ending; it does that. At first you're casually thinking what's going on here?... Continue Reading →
Have you seen Cargo? If not, what's wrong with you? Okay, okay, that was harsh. However, because we love the movie so much and feel that you need to see it, we've provided a link for us below. So, what is Cargo? It sounds like a virus movie, and it is, but not the sort... Continue Reading →
2017 was a good year for Horror, and while 2018 has been off to a shaky start with the likes of Insidious: The Last Key and Winchester, there is still a lot for people to be excited about, and one such film is Hereditary. Here are four reasons why we're excited it: 1) The Premise... Continue Reading →
The Horror Club is opening up a new series that will have guest posts. This is all so we can bring you more content to enjoy. We are seeking writers, filmmakers, make-up artists, or anyone who works within the horror genre. The details are: Post information is up to the guest once the content has... Continue Reading →
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