I recently had the opportunity to screen Robin Rippmann’s short film PORCELAIN STARE, which comes to us all the way from Switzerland. I will be the first to admit that I have seen thousands upon thousands of horror films, and this is probably the first Swiss horror film I’ve seen.

The notorious and acclaimed horror photography by Joshua Hoffine can now reside in your cold dead hands as a BEAUTIFUL new book of his work has been published by DARK REGIONS PRESS. FEAR FOREVER spoke with the artist about his inspirations, lengthy career, advice for novice photographers and of course,

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

Our third and final review of Neville Pierce’s short films block is for his gothic-horror tale BRICKS. Our other reviews of Pierces’s short films can be found here and here. BRICKS is a modern twist on a classic Edgar Allan Poe tale. It’s actually one of my favorite Poe stories,

                                                                          *NSFW WARNING*        *THIS POST CONTAINS NUDITY – NOT SAFE FOR WORK (Unless your work is cool with that)* Natasha Austin-Green is a cutting edge experimental documentary filmmaker, who shows us once again that boundaries of taboo subjects can make you reconsider

It’s always amazing when you attend a film festival and you walk away remembering a short film, rather than a feature. It’s no mystery to anyone that attends film festivals, that often times the short film programs are the first to sell out. With the advancements in technology, as well

The 1st of February marked the opening night of the Final Girls Berlin Film Festival(FGBFF). It’s a film festival created with the purpose of putting the spotlight on horror that is directed, written or produced by anyone who identifies as female. Like almost any other industry, the film industry is

LEVEL is a 2017 short film written and directed by Andrew Hunt. After appearing as an official selection at nine film festivals earlier this year, along with winning an award, the film has now been released online. LEVEL begins with a relatively simple premise: a man find himself trapped in

SERPENTS LULLABY  is the second short I am reviewing and whew! What a relief to get a beautiful little film to discuss. In a gothic manor set outside of town in old Quebec, Canada, lives a reclusive woman dressed in black garb with a distinguishingly lavish scarf that ties up

*GET YOURSELF TOGETHER , MIKEY will play  at 4:30 p.m. on Saturday, September 30* For Tickets: https://filmfreeway.com/festival/PhiladelphiaUnnamedFilmFestival/tickets Mikey’s (played by the fantastic Tom Hagi) situation is one part therapy and one part THE TALENTED MR. RIPLEY. After a shocking  (to him) breakup Mikey goes to the store to do what most