Rob Zombie isn't the only rocker with a passion for horror. In fact, legendary guitarist Slash has his own production company, Slasher Films, and his debut movie is set to be released in October.
I have Netflix On Demand for my computer and Wii. In a lot of ways the service can be disappointing, you're really not dealing with a lot of A+ material, but every once in a while you score big. More details after the jump.
Man I like this concept. AMC Theaters teams up a horror website and they put a cool, sometimes indie horror movie in all it's theaters once a month. Correct me if I'm wrong though, none of the theaters around here are AMC. Read more after the jump.
A lot of you are like me, combing the depths of Netflix and OnDemand channels getting caught up on movies you may have missed. Since "Splice" was a pretty hi-profile sci-fi movie I decided to give it a chance. Check out the results after the jump.
I'm pretty excited about this book. Much like "World War Z" and the "Zombie Survival Guide" the "Zombie Autopsies" treats Zombies with a bit more of a scientific tact. Read more after the jump.
There's actually a couple of horror films hitting dvd this Tuesday, but I'm just not interested in "Paranormal Activity 2". On the other hand, anything with a "Wes Craven" stamp is good by me. Check out this trailer. Then check out the PA2 trailer after the jump.
Hatchet 2 promises "gore galore" for horror fans. The movie just hit d.v.d. this week and is ready to slash across your t.v. screen. The movie (and it's predecessor) are billed as "Old School American Horror". Read more and check out the trailer after the jump.