Our gal pal Jessica (Blanca Marsillach) spends her days getting’ her bean flicked courtesy of her saxophone player...
Foreign Articles
Movie Review: The Great Alligator (1979) – Severin 4K/Blu-ray combo
Hot-shit photog Daniel (Claudio Cassinelli, who you may recall was Zeus in Luigi (Starcrash) Cozzi’s mid-’80s Hercules...
Spoiler-Free Short Film Reviews: “Bookworm,” “Hevel,” “Souling,” “Dark Mommy,” “Spooky Crew,” “I Could Just Die, and That Would Be Alright” (Overlook Film Festival)
Following is a capsule review roundup of six of the short-film shockers that screened at this year’s edition of New...
Boston Underground Film Festival Serves Up the Supernatural and The Super Funny
The Boston Underground Film Festival is mere days away, and Horror Fuel has our collective eyes on many of the fest’s...
Movie Review: Project Wolf Hunting (2022)
After a contingent of Korean criminals extradited from the Philippines gets blown sky-high by a mad bomber, the...
Spoiler-Free Reviews: THE UNCANNY and TEALIGHT (Romford Horror Festival)
The Uncanny Art therapist Zouzou (Marie Laurin) takes the suicide of one of her charges quite painfully, leaving her...
Box-set Review: Violent Streets – The Umberto Lenzi /Tomas Milian Collection (1974 -1978)
Those delightful devils have become criminally minded and have gathered five of director’s Umberto Lenzi’s (Nightmare...
Movie Review: Born to Fight (1989) – Severin Blu-ray
Snake venom drinking, ex-Vietnam prisoner of war Sam Wood (Brent Huff of Cop Game, which I reviewed right here) spends...
Movie Review: Attack Force Z (1981) – Severin Blu-ray
P.G. Kelly (Mel Gibson) is the leader of a small group of special forces operatives charged with rescuing survivors of...
MovieReview: Double Target (1987) – Severin Blu-ray
After a slew of assassinations against military personnel, the boys in camo do the only thing they possibly can;...
Shorts Reviews: TWO SISTERS, THE MEAN SPIRITED, and UNREEL (Romford Horror Festival)
Two Sisters Italian short Two Sisters is a period piece horror with folk horror elements. Set in the late 15th century...
Shorts Reviews: FAMILY NIGHT, SONAR, and WHERE’S WEIRDO (Romford Horror Festival)
Family Night Writer/director Alan Dunne serves up an absolutely harrowing experience in the Irish horror short Family...