• Dark Atlantic and Indie Rights Bring Strawstalker to North American VOD

    Dark Atlantic and Indie Rights have officially brought Strawstalker to North American VOD, the latest found footage offering from writer-director George Henry Horton (Project Dorothy). The film dives into the campier side of horror, following Henry and Haley, a pair of fame-hungry content creators who move into Oak Bridge, a perfect Los Angeles neighborhood that…

  • Murdery Release New Single: Killing Grandma

    Murdery has officially made their return with the new single Killing Grandma, marking the band’s first drop of new music since 2023’s Bloodshed. The track serves as a lead-in to their upcoming studio material and is already getting a trial by fire as part of the live set on their current Spring Annihilation Tour across…

  • Models vs. Werewolves: Beauty Meets the Beast (and Gets Eaten)

    Charles Band’s Full Moon Features is bringing a high-fashion bloodbath to the screen this summer with the release of Models vs. Werewolves. Directed by indie horror veteran Danny Draven (Bad CGI Gator), the creature feature has just debuted its first trailer, pitting five influencers against an ancient pack of shapeshifters. ​ The film follows a…

  • The Day the Earth Stood Still (1951): Humanity on Trial

    The Day the Earth Stood Still isn’t just a sci-fi movie. It is a cultural monolith. A clean, surgical slab of Cold War anxiety wrapped in chrome and delivered straight into the nervous system of 1951 America. This is Robert Wise’s The Day the Earth Stood Still. The real version. Not whatever that fucking awful…

  • Shaft (1971): The Man, The Myth, and the Birth of the Cool

    Listen up, you beautiful creeps and vinyl-spinning ghouls. Today we are digging into a 1971 hit that didn’t just change cinema; it kicked the door off the hinges, lit a cigar, and told the old guard to get the hell out of the way. We’re talking about Shaft.​ Directed by the legendary Gordon Parks, a…

  • Review: Unearthly Kingdoms ‘Neath Lifeless Stars by Acolythus

    Finland and Heavy Metal are inseparable, like unpaid bar tabs and selective hearing, like rehearsal rooms that smell like damp cables and something that definitely died in 2003. There are more Metal bands per capita in Finland than there are reasons to leave the house, and every time you think the well has run dry,…

  • Enemies Everywhere Begin Their Next Chapter With Atonement

    Since forming in 2022, Enemies Everywhere has been one of the busiest names in the Finnish Extreme Metal scene. After a massive run of shows at festivals like Bloodstock and Nummirock, and the addition of vocalist Sasu Mikkola in 2025, the band is officially moving into their next chapter. Their latest single, Atonement, is out…

  • Gopher Release Debut Album, Tunnel Buddies, Drop New Single: Party In The Sky

    The Australian duo Gopher has officially arrived with their debut, Tunnel Buddies, and it’s a chaotic mix of Grind Metal, and electronics that doesn’t take itself too seriously. Built by Ernie Bingo on vocals and Ned Smelly on guitars, the project leans hard into exaggerated storytelling and high-energy shifts, pivoting from blast beats and death/slam…

  • Faustian Sign With Apocalyptic Witchcraft for Second Album, Release Visualizer Video: Broken Better

    The Australian Extreme Metal supergroup Faustian is officially back, signing with Apocalyptic Witchcraft for their second album, Parable of the Sewer. The band is a bit of a powerhouse lineup, featuring members from The Berzerker, Psycroptic, Werewolves, Abramelin, and The Antichrist Imperium, and they’ve just dropped a visualizer for the lead single, Broken Better. The…

  • Greh Drop New Single: Summoning Aversion

    Greh has just dropped Summoning Aversion, giving us the first look at their upcoming album The Tyranny of Expectations due in early 2027. It’s a pretty sharp turn for the German trio; they’ve moved away from their Doom roots to lean into a much harsher mix of Black Metal and atmospheric synths. It’s stripped back…