Although some of you may not have been able to check out Eric England’s new horror film “Madison County” doesn’t mean you don’t have the chance to grab some of the goodies from the movie that came out of Screamfest. If you read on you can get your hands on not only a shirt from the new terrorizing flick but your own poster signed by the cast and crew. Watch the trailer below to get a better sense at what “Madison County” is all about. A group of college kids travel to a small, mountain town called Madison County to interview the author of a tell-all book on the accounts…

It’s that ghoulish time of year again, where all the CRaziEs come out and horror fans get to bask in their element; which includes watching horror movies on those brisk October nights. Over the years, yours truly bestowed upon you 13 Halloween Horror movie reviews. Last year, 7 Deadly Horror flicks were put on display. Some were classics! Others were decent. A few were so bad that one had to watch them anyway. This month, 6 Sinful Films are being unearthed to help guide my loyal readers through their tireless search in finding a worthwhile horror flick during the Halloween season. Watch at your own entertainment risk my lovely corpses!…

Looking for something to watch on Halloween, but you’ve exhausted your horror supply? Well, check out Anchor Bay’s hit horror film “Bryan Loves You,” which premiered this week in honor of the holiday. Click here to watch the film. Also, the film will be available internationally by Meridien Films at the American Film Market in Santa Monica, California. And, if you are interested in owning a piece of the film, click here to go to YouTube, where you can enter to win a Bryan mask that was actually used in the film by writing a comment in the video’s comments section (the video is included below the post, but make…

Title: The Walking Dead – Season One Directed by: Frank Darabont, Michelle MacLaren and Gweneth Horder-Payton Starring: Andrew Lincoln, Jon Bernthal and Sarah Wayne Callies Based on the Image comic book by Robert Kirkman is the story of Rick Grimes, an injured sheriff’s deputy who awakens from a coma to discover the world has been devastated by a zombie apocalypse.  He is driven to find his wife and son, and seek out how the “Walkers” came to be while helping those in need along the way. This is an amazing show. I kept putting off seeing the first season because I didn’t have high hopes for a zombie show on AMC of…

Title: The Thing Director: Matthijs van Heijningen Jr. Starring: Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Joel Edgerton, Ulrich Thomsen, Eric Christian Olsen, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, Kim Bubbs, Jorgen Langhelle, Jan Gunnar Rosie Well the first 30 minutes-and-change of this remake of a remake (1982 – original was 1951) is basically a wash for the most part. If you can plow through that portion then The Thing actually proves to have something to it; even though this is essentially the same screenplay from the 1982 version that starred Kurt Russell. The gist of the story is that a discovery is made just outside of a remote base on Antarctica in 1982. A group of scientists…

It’s that ghoulish time of year again, where all the CRaziEs come out and horror fans get to bask in their element; which includes watching horror movies on those brisk October nights. Over the years, yours truly bestowed upon you 13 Halloween Horror movie reviews. Last year, 7 Deadly Horror flicks were put on display. Some were classics! Others were decent. A few were so bad that one had to watch them anyway. This month, 6 Sinful Films are being unearthed to help guide my loyal readers through their tireless search in finding a worthwhile horror flick during the Halloween season. Watch at your own entertainment risk my lovely corpses!…

Title: The Woman Director: Lucky McKee Starring: Sean Bridgers, Pollyanna McIntosh, Angela Bettis, Lauren Ashley Carter, Zach Rand, Carlee Baker, Shyla Molhusen “Nell,” this ain’t, that’s for sure. Adapted by director Lucky McKee from a novel he co-wrote with Jack Ketchum, “The Woman” tells the story of an antisocial, outright feral female who’s lived in the wild as an animal, and what happens when she’s captured and held by a rural family, in a perverted attempt to foist “civilized” behavior upon her. Walkouts supposedly overwhelmed the movie’s Sundance Film Festival premiere presentation earlier this year, and it’s easy to understand why, given the pattycake niceness of so many indie narratives, especially in…

Halloween is the time for being scared, and one of the best ways of scaring either yourself or a group of your friends is with a horror movie marathon (and, if you’re in Birmingham, AL, a trip to the supposedly haunted Sloss Furnace. From personal experience, it does feel a little eerie even in the daytime, especially when you know people died gruesome deaths from melting iron ore. But this is neither here nor there). If you don’t have your horror movie shelf tight, you might want to look into a collection of scary films curated by horror website Bloody Disgusting and full-service entertainment management and content company The Collective….

I am a bit of a squeamish person when it comes to horror films, so my answer to my question/article title is no, I couldn’t handle 130 horror films in three minutes. But that’s part of the fun of watching horror, isn’t it? Testing your limit is part of its charm. In any case, Sleepy Skunk has graced ShockYa with his video featuring said films. It features clips from “The Omen,” “Psycho,” “The Shining,” “Poltergeist,” “The Ring,” “Nightmare on Elm Street,” “Leprechaun” and plenty more. There’s also plenty of gore, face slashing, bloodletting, slicing people in half, deadly head trauma and anything else that might make you throw up, all…

Title: The Sylvian Experiments (AKA Kyofu) Directed by: Hiroshi Takahashi Starring: Yôko Chôsokabe, Mina Fujii and Momoko Hatano Running time: 95 minutes, Rated R Dr. Hattori and her husband watch footage of brain surgery experiments that end in a blinding light. To their horror, they discover their young daughters Kaori and Miyuki standing behind them watching the same film. Years later Miyuki and some other teenagers disappear from a university hospital, and Kaori attempts to find out what happened; however she soon discovers that Miyuki and her friends have been subjected to the same brain experiments at the hands of their mother Dr. Hattori. I’m going to put it bluntly,…