Shot-on-video splatter fest Bone Sickness reportedly cost somewhere between $3,000–$4,000. Every dollar seems to be money well spent

Bathing in early 90s shot on video glory comes Little Corey Gorey. No budget, no polish

Horror in the high Desert creeps back onto the small screen with it’s fourth entry

The Home has mystery intertwined with disturbing, nightmarish imagery and an explosive violent finale.

After years in distributional limbo. The Toxic Avenger remake has finally arrived in theatres. After seeing Toxie in action here’s five things that made it an awesome reimagining of the Troma original.

The Bunny Game was not as graphically violent as I expected. It was however mean spirited, bleak & an onslaught of human torment

Megan is missing, an unsettling, disturbing, downbeat found footage gem that lingers long after the credits roll.

The lasting impression of Leaving D.C. is that of ambiguity in it’s entirety. So many questions with no definitive concrete answer and there lies the appeal.

There are films that blur the line between fiction and reality… and then there’s Be My Cat: A Film for Anne. A one-man nightmare circus of obsession, performance, and delusion

Heads are gonna roll, spinach will be devoured, but no one gets a fist through their head.