Last week we announced the launch of “Fear Forever Presents – 66 Horror Flix”, a weekly cult video series with horror director Jim Towns. This week in our first episode, Jim riffs on the phallic phenomena that is Ken Russell‘s THE LAIR OF THE WHITE WORM. Starring the ethereal Catherine

HAPPY 4TH OF JULY AMERICA! Initially, I wanted to give you a list of my favorite 4th of July horror films.  With the help of a dear friend (thanks Dave!), we came up with a few titles that have ties to Independence Day (with the exception of the film INDEPENDENCE

Enigmatic film producer William Castle, the master of cinematic showmanship who employed gimmicks to the screenings of his movies primarily throughout the fifties and sixties, took hold of writer Thomas Page’s book “THE HEPHAESTUS PLAGUE” and turned it into an elegant and good looking film entitled BUG. This would become

HAPPY CANADA DAY! To celebrate the countries 150th birthday (and not looking a day over 100!) we thought we would recognize Canada’s huge role in the history of horror! Canada and its respective cities have played many other places in horror films since its earliest days. In this case, it

FEAR FOREVER is proud to present the new ongoing series 66 HORROR FLIX.   This weekly online series features award-winning writer, director and horror film buff Jim Towns. Towns brings a dynamic filmmaker’s analysis to 66 of his favorite under-appreciated horror classics. Upcoming episodes will feature cult classics such as SPIDER

JOHNNY GRUESOME is the latest feature film from horror writer/director Gregory Lamberson.  Lamberson is best known for cult classics such as SLIME CITY, SLIME CITY MASSACRE and 2015’s killer musical-comedy KILLER RACK.  Now, 33 years after he wrote the screenplay, and 10 years after he wrote the novel,  JOHNNY GRUESOME

We have been on a short-film kick at FEAR FOREVER and here is the latest one we watched…and loved! Based on the comic by co-writer Mark Thibodeau, THE LAST HALLOWEEN is directed by Marc Roussel and features a performance by a true fan favorite of Canadian horror. In a ghost

It’s not every day that I find myself spellbound by a film. Interestingly, I don’t think I have ever used the word “spellbound” before, but it is an incredibly apt description of the feeling I am left with after seeing LIMBO. You are probably asking yourself, what is so captivating

LIMBO is the upcoming fantasy short film based on the MEATHAÜS graphic novella by Canadian MARIAN CHURCHLAND.  This stark but moving adaptation stars RAUL CASTILLO (RIVERDALE) and the voice of SAM ELLIOTT (TOMBSTONE) as the mystical dying dog that our lead stumbles upon during a walk in the desert. The

A TRICKY TREAT is a short film in the most literal sense of the term. The total run time is three minutes and seven seconds with the film itself clocking in at just under two and a half  minutes. Despite its succinct nature, A TRICKY TREAT manages to tell a