Fear Forever is excited to be back on the scene of fresh Australian horror! Cranked Up Films and Good Deed Entertainment have brought us AFTER SHE DIED– An Australian Bushland twist on the horror of Pet Sematary. An emotionally and viscerally engaging first feature film from writer-director Jack Dignan, whose

In its second year running, Sydney Science fiction Film Festival recently finished up its four-day cinema run. For Australians, access to the festival’s films is not over; the festival is continuing virtually on-demand until the 25th of November. As the year draws to a close and I get ready to

NEKROTRONIC is a film, that on paper, may sound a little ridiculous. When I first received the screener describing a film about demons possessing people via the internet, we’ll just say that I was skeptical. Now having seen the film, I’ll be the first to admit that this film nearly

Just as ‘Women In Horror Month’ month begins, the Final Girls Berlin Film Festival is back for another year. Once again the festival has lifted up horror written, directed or produced by women with a killer line up of films and shorts. Also on the program were some awesome talks

I’d go on about how 2018 was a great year for horror, but every year is always a great year for horror, it’s a great genre! With each passing year horror is becoming more mainstream and films that need attention are getting the accolades they deserve. We had awesome cinematic

Where to begin… Well lets begin in Australia, where this upcoming horror show and it’s hosts hail from. The aforementioned show is called HORROR HOUSE, a horror anthology series in a similar fashion (and format) to shows like TALES FROM THE CRYPT and ARE YOU AFRAID OF THE DARK?. Australia

*THIS POST CONTAINS A NOT SAFE FOR WORK VIDEO* I repeat……NSFW! . . . Hailing from six feet down under are Mistress Boobiyana and Count Funghoula, the hosts of the upcoming television show HORROR HOUSE.   This gruesome twosome join the ranks of horror hosts such as Elvira, Vampira, Count

The Final Girls Berlin Film Festival is creating a space for females in the horror genre; celebrating their contributions in a way that feels genuinely for women by women. February is ‘Women in Horror Month’ and I have to say I’m feeling the camaraderie this year. Because I am personally