‘As a Prelude to Fear’ movie review
If you want to watch a movie about a guy who kidnaps women and forces them to play the cello, and practically spoon-feeds you the identity of the killer, then ‘As a Prelude to Fear’ … Read This Story
Last Night in soho “You willing to work your way up?” [review]
Sometimes the horror is real in film, and sometimes it’s imagined, and sometimes when done well, it can be both. Last Night in Soho, the latest film by Edgar Wright (Shaun of the Dead, Baby … Read This Story
The Dreamer (2019) Short Horror Film Review
The Dreamer is a short Norwegian horror film that premiered as an exclusive at HorrOrigins. With a runtime of 14 minutes and 44 seconds, the film follows a mother struggling to cope with her young … Read This Story
Hell in a Handbasket (Short Horror Film Review)
Research scientist Dale Borger struggles to maintain his solitary existence in the Arctic. As Dale represents humanity’s last hope in the face of a global pandemic, all hope falls on his shoulders. This short horror … Read This Story
The Tattooist A Stunning Horror Short
When we think of horror shorts we usually think of a small film made with hopes that it will be picked up by a larger production studio to bring a full featured movie, however with … Read This Story
‘Vicious Fun’ A Seriously Good Time [REVIEW]
Written by James Villeneuve and directed by Cody Calahan, ‘Vicious Fun’ just might be one of the best films to be shown at the Blood in the Snow film festival in 2021. There’s no doubt … Read This Story
‘The Monster Upstairs’ Horror Short Reviewed
With its short runtime of two minutes and seven seconds, The Monster Upstairs is among the shorter films at this year’s Blood in the Snow festival. Yet, this film does have a certain appeal due … Read This Story
‘The Call of Cableulhu’ Cut The Cords Blood in the Snow Festival
The Call of Cableulhu is a new horror short that’s been making its way to film festivals this year. I recently had a chance to view the film at the Blood in the Snow film … Read This Story
