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DOCTOR BLOOD’S COFFIN – The DVD Review
The fine folks at the MGM Limited Edition DVD-R dove deep into their vaults to present a groovy sixties ghoulfest on DVD for all you fear fans. DOCTOR BLOOD’S COFFIN was a staple of late night TV and...
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SINISTER – Fantastic Fest Review
It pains me to say this, but truly scary, well-made horror films being released in theaters are few and far between these days. Such films being released during the holy horror month of October —...
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THE AMERICAN SCREAM – Fantastic Fest Review
home haunter: one who transforms the place where one lives with the intent to invoke fear upon visitors as entertainment on the holiday of Halloween. With the exception of the classic cartoon It’s the...
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PARANORMAL ACTIVITY 4 – The Review
It’s nearly Halloween so we have plenty of spooky flicks on the multiplex screens. Of course there’s got to be some examples of the big, fairly-new horror sub-genre : the found footage flick. It...
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NIGHT OF THE PUNKS – The Short Review
Dan Riesser’s horror/comedy short NIGHT OF THE PUNKS has played quite well at various film festivals. The full film, less than twenty minutes long, is available for viewing right here. So, is it worth...
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I AM A GHOST – SLIFF Review
If you were to combine GROUNDHOG’S DAY with THE SIXTH SENSE and add some of HBO’s original series IN TREATMENT, what would you get? Well, it would probably be a big mess, but it could begin to...
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THE BATTERY – Fantasia Review
THE BATTERY (2012) Is there anything more American than baseball and zombies? Sure, that’s not how you’re normally used to hearing such a question, but since we’ve learned that neither applies or pie...
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THE COLONY – The Review
With the coming of a new ice age, mankind finds itself struggling to survive against mother nature. Humanity has grown to take modern medicine for granted, but now that society has been reduced to the...
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Scariest Movies to Watch on Halloween – Redux Edition
It’s that wonderful, frightful, cool and creepy time of year again, when everything including the leaves on the trees are dying and our taste buds are craving sugary sweets and pies made from the guts...
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THE RETURNED – The Review
Let’s step back in time for a moment… back to a time when a strange and deadly new virus emerged in our world. This virus would often go undetected at first, sometimes for years, and then strikes its...
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HAPPY CAMP – The Review
I am reminded of growing up in the late-80s, watching Unsolved Mysteries on prime-time television. Intrigued by commercials for Time Life’s Mysteries of the Unknown, an encyclopedic series of books...
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OCULUS – The Review
Scaring people has become a lucrative business over the years and decades since Hollywood first embraced the concept of fear for fun. Some of the most profitable contemporary films in terms of...
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WAMG Exclusive Interview With KATEE SACKHOFF : OCULUS
OCULUS, the new horror film co-written and directed by Mike Flanagan, introduces audiences to a new kind of terror: the eerily inscrutable Lasser Glass. This beautiful antique mirror is no ordinary...
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WAMG At The OCULUS Press Day
OCULUS, the new horror film co-written and directed by Mike Flanagan, introduces audiences to a new kind of terror: the eerily inscrutable Lasser Glass. This beautiful antique mirror is no ordinary...
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WAMG Talks To Director JOHN POGUE : THE QUIET ONES
From the producer who brought you THE WOMAN IN BLACK and LET ME IN comes the unnerving tale of THE QUIET ONES. Tucked away in an estate outside of London, Professor Coupland along with a team of...
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WAMG Talks To OLIVIA COOKE : THE QUIET ONES
From the producer who brought you THE WOMAN IN BLACK and LET ME IN comes the unnerving tale of THE QUIET ONES. Tucked away in an estate outside of London, Professor Coupland along with a team of...
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THE QUIET ONES – The Review
Jane Harper is not the only thing that needs saving in LIONSGATE ‘s new 70′s horror film THE QUIET ONES. Inspired by true events, THE QUIET ONES tells the story of Professor Joseph Coupland and his...
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WAMG Talks To Jared Harris: THE QUIET ONES
From the producer who brought you THE WOMAN IN BLACK and LET ME IN comes the unnerving tale of THE QUIET ONES. Tucked away in an estate outside of London, Professor Coupland along with a team of...
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WOLF CREEK 2 – The Review
I feel its time to update the standard rules for what not to do in a horror film. Along with not going into the dark basement to check out the mysterious sound and not having per-marital teenage sex...
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ALMOST HUMAN – The Blu Review
Writer and director Joe Begos’ ALMOST HUMAN (2013) may draw influence from the oft-remade “Body Snatcher” genre of science-fiction, but where he strives to stand apart is by bringing the classic...
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