
A Night of Horror International Film Festival: Evil Eye, Rotten Flowers, Logger, and Zebra Girl
Late October saw the 14th Edition of A Night of Horror International Film Festival take place in Sydney, Australia. From its beginning, the Festival has been dedicated to independent genre films and filmmakers, showcasing the latest and greatest genre films from Australia and around the world. While we wait for

Sydney Science Fiction Film Festival: The Blazing World and Wyrmwood: Apocalypse
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

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: Ride Your Wave (Fantastic Fest)
Ah, FANTASTIC FEST! This film festival held in Austin, Texas is an utter joy for us horror hounds. The sheer amount of genre films that play at this festival means we are guaranteed as much blood, gore and mayhem as we can handle. But Sometimes even here at FEAR FOREVER,

Blue My Mind (Fantasia 2018)
Many fantasy and horror-fantasy film deal with monstrous changes as an allegory for female puberty. Think of films such as GINGER SNAPS, JENNIFER’S BODY and the more recent RAW and it is clear that a sexual awakening as a young woman can be monstrous. The newest films to tackle this

Short Film Review: NEON
As someone who mostly consumes horror and a touch of sci-fi, I wouldn’t be caught dead watching a romance film. so imagine my astonishment when I was duped into watching a Romeo and Juliet type movie about forbidden love. The love story in question was under the guise of the

FILM REVIEW : PLEASE LOVE ME FOREVER – Final Girls Berlin Film Festival
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

Book Review: Hug Chickenpenny: The Panegyric of an Anomalous Child
There is no doubt that S. Craig Zahler is making a name for himself as an incredible director and writer. His first film, BONE TOMAHAWK was a successful, genre-bending take on a classic Western and the recently released BRAWL IN CELL BLOCK 99 had people positively salivating . It’s fairly

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 + VIDEO FILM REVIEW: THE DARK TOWER
THE DARK TOWER was first and foremost an eight part book series by Stephen King. Now it is a 90 minute film that from all accounts does the books, its characters, and THE DARK TOWER universe itself no justice. With that being said, one could say it’s a misrepresentation to