Was there ever a time when you were sitting alone at home at night, and then all of a sudden thought you heard noises? That you convinced yourself that somebody, or something, was in the house? Well, it seems like we’ve all been there, which makes the short film we’re sharing with you today all... Continue Reading →
The Horror Club recently saw Overlord and to sum it up, it was a gory, action-filled film that needs to be appreciated on the big screen. Below, you can check out our Pros and Cons: PROS: The Acting: Usually when it comes to B-movies, especially ones dealing with Nazi-Zombies, the acting can leave a lot... Continue Reading →
It's a tricky time for any filmmaker attempting to add their name to Crypt TV lore. Their channel is currently on a high, and their monsters have become so popular that any new entries will be automatically compared to the likes of Look-See and The Birch. However, their latest one, The Brute, is sure to... Continue Reading →
If you're like me, and have a soft spot for films in the same vein of A Quiet Place, then you also love to watch a few poor souls hiding from the monsters that are roaming the world. Monsters is similar in that way. The plot follows Jenn, who lives in an underground bunker with... Continue Reading →
As previously stated in our other reviews of short horror films, they usually rely on a steady build-up and a killer (no pun intended) punch; and for the most part, Crypt TV provides us with above -average to wonderful punches. However, with The Elegy, the punch is not the only problem the film has to... 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 →
IF YOU'VE ever seen a horror movie (of course you have), I’m sure you are familiar with this scene. Our too-old-to-be-a-high-school-student hero, finds themselves in a dangerous situation. Then they hear it. A creepy, inhuman sound coming from behind a closed door. Surely, they are too smart and socially savvy to follow the sound, right?... Continue Reading →
TICKLE, a short horror film about domestic abuse, needs your help! In order to shoot the film, the production team is currently seeking donations through their Kickstarter campaign. The donations will go towards equipment hire, the cast, effects & costume props, travel & food and Kickstarter costs. It is the brainchild of London based writer/director,... Continue Reading →
The Horror Club speaks to Canadian-based artist, Kendra Sartorelli, about her work, influences and plans for the upcoming year. Tell us about yourself? I'm a Toronto-based artist who creates original monster paintings. I have a home studio where I work, and I've shown my artwork in several solo and group exhibitions. I love the horror... Continue Reading →
For the first post in our new Guest Post Series, artist, Kendra Sartorelli talks about her experience with horror growing up and the influences on her paintings, while asking the all important question in why do we need monsters? For several years now, I've been creating a series of textured acrylic paintings of original monsters inspired by... Continue Reading →
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