Film Review: THE BLACK CAT
Full disclosure, I was going to pass on reviewing this short film for FEAR FOREVER. Strictly on the basis that it is a little out of our wheelhouse. It’s not horror, genre, sci-fi or action. Do you know what it is? It’s a beautifully done spooky little tale that is
FILM REVIEW: AWAKENING THE ZODIAC
Last night my boyfriend was talking about his fears of going to Tampa for Thanksgiving as there is an active and elusive serial killer on the loose. The most recent victim was killed today. They have no leads and no suspects, just some grainy security camera footage. Now, imagine that
FILM REVIEW: MAYHEM (TORONTO AFTER DARK)
MAYHEM played at the Toronto After Dark Film Festival this month. My schedule did not allow me to go see it when it played in the theatre, so I watched it at home. Before I delve deeper (and reveal some spoilers) I will say this: If you get the chance
FILM REVIEW: HAPPY DEATH DAY
HAPPY DEATH DAY is a film that on a quick glance of the trailer could be written off as just another one of the countless whodunit slashers that employs your standard package of the straight-from-central-casting crew of beautiful, white, sun-kissed, cult-like/abusive levels of narcissist personality disorder that are gift-wrapped nicely
FILM REVIEW: WISH UPON
The road to seeing WISH UPON was one that was filled with obstacle after obstacle. Filmed in Toronto (my home!), I was invited to visit the set of the film but had to decline due to an injury that left me immobile. I was really bummed out. The film had
CONTEST: D FILMS HALLOWEEN PRIZE PACK
The month of October is synonymous with Halloween. True, some people may argue that Octoberfest is also in the running but we all know who the clear victor is, it’s Halloween by a mile. In celebration of Halloween, the always lovely folks at D FILMS want to give you some
FILM REVIEW: NIGHT CREEP
There is a certain sect (mind you its a small one, though a sect nonetheless) of horror fans that love Shot-On-Video horror. I happen to be one of those lovers. I can’t explain why. It’s not because I don’t want to but because I actually don’t know what it is
CONTEST: WISH UPON iTunes Give-away (CANADA ONLY, SORRY!)
WISH UPON will be receiving its home entertainment release in Canada on Tuesday, October 10th. This will include iTunes, Google Play, VOD, Blu-Ray, and DVD! Thanks to the beauties at D Films, we are giving away a limited number of iTunes codes so you can check out this movie for
FILM REVIEW: RIFT (PHILADELPHIA UNNAMED FILM FESTIVAL)
RIFT (Rökkur) is an Icelandic film that is as stunning and slow moving as the glaciers that surround our two lead characters. Set in an extremely remote and secluded area surrounded by water, glaciers and dotted with mostly abandoned cabins and huts, Einar (Sigurður Þór Óskarsson) has retreated to his
ART EXHIBITION: GUILLERMO DEL TORO – AT HOME WITH MONSTERS
I had the privilege of being invited to preview the traveling exhibition of art and memorabilia that usually reside in “The Bleak House“. Owned by visionary director Guillermo del Toro, the house is legendary due to it being less of a house and more of a love letter to monsters,