The first official trailer for the zombie black comedy, The Dead Don't Die, has just dropped. While the plot is a bit of a mystery for now, the trailer shows a set of local police officers as they fight a horde of the undead who have returned to feed! The film is written and directed... Continue Reading →
When experimenting within the zombie genre, using the short film format is perhaps the best way to allow your creativity to flow. American Virus, which is directed and co-written by Shane Ryan of Mad Sin Cinema, is a perfect example of this. Why do you ask? Well, the short film is bizarre. It tells the... Continue Reading →
Well, it's that time again! We've chosen two zombie short films that couldn't be any more different. Both films have raked up the awards, and it's not hard to see why they have. However, as they say, there must be a winner! And we're asking you to choose. As always, we'll provide the two films... Continue Reading →
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 →
REMAKES, remakes, destroy all remakes! Well, some of them anyway. Day of the Dead: Bloodline is in fact the second attempt at trying to remake George A. Romero's classic film, with audiences having to already suffer through the 2008 version starring Men Suvari and Ving Rhames. How did the 2018 version fair? Here are our... 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 →
