With over $47,000 raised and counting, Silent Night, Deadly Night: The Game has slashed through its $20,000 crowdfunding goal. Only three days remain for horror fans to secure their exclusive version of the tabletop game based on the 1984 Christmas slasher classic.
A home invasion at Christmas is what I expected when I first heard about this film, but what I watched was different… The home invasion elements are there, and as it’s based during Christmas, it reminded me of Home Alone; the trip-wire outside being an obvious reference. But Better Watch Out is even more disturbing than I imagined; a story about a child obsessed with his babysitter who is planning to leave town after Christmas. Levi Miller as 12-year-old Luke is the star of the film and flips between a range of emotions at ease. This makes him Luke more unnerving than if he was pure evil.
A Zombie Christmas Musical… Anna and the Apocalypse has it all, and no doubt that’s why it took 6 years to make after the release of the short film Zombie Musical. Sadly one of the writers (Ryan McHenry) died before this 2017 Scottish film was released and it never received a UK cinema run. So unless you are a fan of the genre who travels to independent festivals you may never have heard of it. But, you should do. The zombies and special effects are great with plenty of gore and some really interesting fight scenes; particularly in the bowling alley which is where my favourite kill takes place.
Fright-Rags knows when you’ve been naughty, so the horror apparel company is bringing 2019 to a close with unique Silent Night, Deadly Night merchandise.
There’s an old joke that goes something like, “If God can do anything, can He create a rock so heavy that even He couldn’t lift it?” Adapted to the cinema, the question becomes, “Can you make a slasher flick so bad that even Dee Wallace couldn’t save it?”
Yes. Yes, you can. Red Christmas is that movie. There are such things as good slasher flicks. Maybe they’ve got some funny lines, some memorable kills, or a distinctly horrific antagonist. Unfortunately, Red Christmas has none of those things…
The 12 Slays of Christmas, the holiday horror anthology from 12 of the most talented minds of indie horror filmmaking, to spread holiday cheer and fear for Troma Tuesdays’ Holidays and Havoc at 9 PM on December 17th at Film Noir Cinema in Brooklyn!
As a boy, Harry Stadling worshipped Santa Claus – until he caught his mommy rockin’ around the Christmas tree with him. Now all grown-up and his memories of the holiday’s forever twisted, Harry decides to hit the streets, spreading some blood-soaked Christmas cheer of his own…
“Forget White Christmas, It’s a Wonderful Life and all the other hackneyed trash,” declared auteur of outrage, John Waters, “Go for the best seasonal film of all-time: Christmas Evil!”
Christmas time approaches, snow is falling and the once opulent and lively Butler House has now stood abandoned for many years following the mysterious death of its proprietor. Jeffrey Butler, grandson to the property’s namesake is in town to sell his inheritance but just why he has appeared after so long and what dark secrets lie within the Butler family history are a puzzle to the locals. An entertaining piece that often has a charm in its roughness, Silent Night, Bloody Night gives us some memorable kills complete with the help of that old favourite Kensington Gore.
Broke Horror Fan and Witter Entertainment are happy to bring Rebekah and David Ian McKendry’s All the Creatures Were Stirring and Craig Anderson’s Red Christmas to old-school VHS!
This Japanese inspired horror tee, long sleeve, and vintage wash tee from Black Christmas is available for pre-order now!
Waxwork Records is excited to announce the deluxe Krampus original motion picture soundtrack composed by Douglas Pipes – an hour of twisted holiday music with nods to Gremlins and Poltergeist.
Sometimes during the holiday season, the same nine or ten Christmas movies that appear on television can get quite stale. Rare Exports: A Christmas Tale has a very different take on a Santa Claus than your typical holiday film, VERY different. As the film’s young protagonist Pietari says, “The Coca-Cola Santa is just a hoax.” In this movie, being on Santa’s naughty list gets you a far more severe punishment than just a lump of coal in your stocking.
I watched this film on a whim and was pleasantly surprised.
