Think Final Destination with a camera.
If there was a predictability scale for movies, Polaroid would be rated off the charts. An old camera is found that–of course–kills the people in the pictures. Read more “Polaroid (2019)”
Month: April 2020
Underwater
Where to start…
Underwater, directed by William Eubank (whom I’m not familiar with), is a departure from what’s become a tiresome genre–the water horror genre. Read more “Underwater”
Tormented (1960)
Bert I. Gordon produced, directed, and wrote numerous horror and sci-fi B-movies from the 50s to the 80s. If Tormented is any indication of the quality of his other works, then I look forward to checking them out. Read more “Tormented (1960)”
Nightmare on Elm Street: Up All Night
When it comes to fan films, this is as good as it gets.
In fact, I would venture that it’s a good deal better than the Nightmare on Elm Street remake disaster from 2010. Read more “Nightmare on Elm Street: Up All Night”
Blood Feast
Believe it or not, this trailblazing piece of cinematic debauchery was released a mere three years after Psycho, which was apparently so controversial in part because of the near bloodless killing of a woman in a shower. Blood Feast obliterates Read more “Blood Feast”
13 Cameras
Why do I feel this happens a lot more than we know? Because it certainly does! The passages at the beginning of 13 Cameras state that 30 million security cameras are sold per year and eight-thousand people per year are spied on in their own home. Read more “13 Cameras”
Death’s Head Press on B-Movies and E-Books
From January 2019 when DHP was finally releasing its first book. We’ve come a long way since then! I absolutely love Craig and Brian’s podcast. Check it out: B-Movies and E-Books
Guest of Deadman’s Tome
Myself and Jarod Barbee on Deadman’s Tome before Death’s Head Press introduced its first book. Man, that seems like a long time ago. Check it out: YouTube
Cerberus!
This may be the first ever picture of Cerberus together! Read more “Cerberus!”
Slinging Books!
Selling books and talking trash with Chris Miller at a art and wine festival in Winnsboro, TX. Neither of us got rich that weekend, but we had a lot of fun.