Author: Neil Gray


  • Lauren LaVera Talks Terrifer 4: โ€œI havenโ€™t read any of the script yet.”

    Lauren LaVera – the most excellent final girl of all final girls: Sienna Shaw – revealed in an interview with Den of Geek that she had yet to see any of Damien Leone’s for Terrifier 4, but that would like to see a few things happen. When asked about the script, Lauren LaVera stated: โ€œI…

  • A24 To Release New Texas Chainsaw Massacre Tv Series And Movie

    As reported by Deadline, A24 are set to release a Texas Chainsaw Massacre TV series, and there is also a new movie rumoured to be in the works According to J.T. Mollner: โ€œIโ€™ve said publicly that Iโ€™m not interested in remaking perfect films, and the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre is a perfect film. Tobe Hooper…

  • The Last Slumber Party (1988): Peak VHS Garbage

    An escaped and deranged mental patient. Three girls in their pajamas. More dodgy 80s Metal than you could shake a can of hairspray at. And a title like The Last Slumber Party should be all you need to know about the atrocious pile of garbage youโ€™re about to dive headlong into, so donโ€™t say I…

  • Apple TV+ Unleash Godzilla, Kong, And Monster X In New

    Benjamin Franklin once wrote: “In this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes.” But what ol’ Benny boy should’ve add to that famous quote is: “… Oh, and big fucking monsters stomping on city’s and beating the shite out of each other. That will always be entertaining.” And if that’s…

  • Uncorkโ€™d Entertainment Drop New Trailer For The Hermit Starring Lou Ferrigno

    If there’s two things in this world I love, it’s a good cannibal movie and the 1970s tv series, The Incredible Hulk. If only there were a way to combine the two… … well, GOOD NEWS! Uncorkโ€™d Entertainment have done just that and have dropped a new trailer for The Hermit, starring Lou Ferrigno. When…

  • Terrifier (2016): Why Art the Clown is the Hero Modern Horror Deserves

    Listen, we need to have a serious talk about Terrifier. Not the kind of talk where we sit around stroking our metaphorical beards and debating the semiotics of the slasher. Iโ€™m talking about a real, boots-on-the-ground conversation about why this movie makes people lose their minds.โ€‹ Every time I bring up Art the Clown in…

  • Scars of Dracula (1970): The Corpse That Would Not Stay Buried

    Welcome to 1970. The velvet-lined dream of the 1950s Gothic revival has not just ended; it has been eviscerated. Outside the gates of Bray Studios, the world is screaming. The counterculture has turned into a permanent riot, the Vietnam War is a televised charnel house, and the youthquake has moved on from ghost stories to…

  • Paranount Drop Scream 7 Superbowl Trailer Via Dread Central

    The folks over at Paramount have just dropped their upcoming Scream 7 Superbowl trailer via Dread Central. In the new trailer, Sidney Prescott, her family, and friends (once again) have to fight for their lives against a fresh Ghostface killer. But not Method Man. Directed by Kevin Williamson, from a script he co-wrote with Guy…

  • Paganini Horror (1989): When The Devil Demands an Encore

    Letโ€™s get one thing straight before we step into this particular circle of cinematic hell: Italian horror in 1989 was not a place of prestige. It was a graveyard of ambition. The golden age of Mario Bava and Dario Argento had curdled into a landscape of diminishing returns, where the masters were tired, the budgets…

  • The Doom That Came to Sarnath (1919) โ€” The Revenge of the Silent

    In mid-1919, H. P. Lovecraft moved his cosmos from the lighthouse of the soul to the foundations of civilization itself. With The Doom That Came to Sarnath, he produced a prose-poem of staggering cruelty and historical inevitability. This is not a story about ghosts or monsters in the traditional sense; it is a story about…