
Film Review: Skinamarink
SKINAMARINK has become a phenomenon since it first began screening. For many audiences, it is like nothing they have seen before. It is such a supremely experimental film that it is difficult to critique. It relies heavily on unconventional shots and editing that resist logic and continuity and focuses more

FILM REVIEW: THE ASSENT (TORONTO AFTER DARK FILM FESTIVAL)
THE ASSENT amassed quite a lot of interest after its creepy poster and trailer were unveiled. As goes with most films, you have to exercise some degree of caution when looking at a film’s promotional materials as they can be misleading. The movie that was dubbed “the scariest film at

FILM REVIEW: THE FIELD
With the unprecedented success of films such as MIDSOMMAR and HEREDITARY, it’s fair to say that cults have played a major role in some of horrors more recent greatest hits. On first glance, Tate Bunker’s new film THE FIELD could be misrepresented as jumping on that taboo bandwagon. In actuality,

FILM REVIEW: BUTTERFLY KISSES
1999 was the year that THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT and the found footage sub-genre gave way to an influx of independent filmmakers hoping to find the same success with their own found footage film. In the blink of an eye the market became flooded with low budget, grainy films that

FILM REVIEW: LEAVE YOURSELF ALONE
Do you enjoy films with needlessly confusing premises, poor performances and even worse writing? Well look no further than LEAVE YOURSELF ALONE, because it is all that and so much more. Producer/director Nicole Eckenroad finds abandoned documentary style film footage of Nicole Grace, a 19 year old girl pursuing her

INTERVIEW: THE WHITE VAULT
The popular radio dramas of days past have seen a resurgence in popularity in modern day podcast form. One such podcast is the sci-fi horror-drama THE WHITE VAULT. FEAR FOREVER spoke with this eerie and unsettling shows creator Kaitlin Statz prior to their live show in New York City on

FILM REVIEW: LIKE ME
LIKE ME is an impressive debut from first-time writer/director Robert Mockler, and shows immense potential. It was a tricky film for me to review, because I’m not really sure whether or not I actually liked it. I’m not opposed to something that challenges me to use my brain, but I

2017: ANDY BRESLOW’S FAVES OF FRIGHT
It’s that time of year again, and no I’m not talking about that commercialized cash grab known as Christmas, but rather that time of year to sort through the hundreds of horror films I’ve seen to try to bring you my top 5. When it comes to horror films, I

Film Review: PHOENIX FORGOTTEN
Produced by Ridley Scott (THE MARTIAN, 300), PHOENIX FORGOTTEN is a supernatural found-footage film that draws you in slowly and pays off in a big way. After the huge success of THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT, the found footage genre flooded our screens with some good, and a lot of bad

CONTEST: ITUNES CODE GIVE-AWAY FOR PHOENIX FORGOTTEN (CANADA ONLY)
CONTEST TIME! (Canada only, sorry!) From the Producers of THE MARTIAN and 300 comes the found footage, supernatural horror PHEONIX FORGOTTEN. PHOENIX FORGOTTEN is now available on iTunes! It will hit VOD and DVD/Blu-ray on August 1st. The lovely folks at D-Films want you to see this much talked about