Foreign Articles

Movie Reviews: Chattanooga Film Festival Short Films “Cruise,” “Exo Sapien,” “Smile,” “Sucker,” and “Red Is the Color of Beauty” 

Cruise Once, many, many moons ago, I worked a temporary job at a call center, and it was the most soul-sucking employment I have ever experienced. Writer/director Samuel Rudykoff’s horror comedy Cruise ratchets up things to another level as his...

A Group Of Friends Unleash Something Evil In The Horror-Thriller ‘Gateway’

The supernatural thriller Gateway is coming to digital platforms next week, from Dark Sky Films, and we've got the trailer.   In the film, "Mike is a low-level drug dealer in debt to a ruthless supplier. When he and his gang set up shop in an...

Fantasia: Here Are Horror Fuel’s Sinister Seven That We Can’t Wait to Watch

The always incredible Fantasia International Film Festival celebrates its 26th anniversary in Montreal this summer, running from July 14—August 3. North America’s largest genre film fest, Fantasia boasts more than 130 feature films and more than...

Blu-ray Review: The Living Dead in the Manchester Morgue (1974)

Less than five minutes into Jorge Grau's 1974 terror tale, The Living Dead in the Manchester Morgue (or Let Sleeping Corpses Lie as it's sometimes known) we get psychotronic imagery, mod motor-bike riding, full-frontal nudity, and excessive...