French director Quentin Dupieux’s 'Rubber' is proof that any concept can be made into a film. How far out is it? 'Rubber' tells the story of a discarded car tire that comes to life and starts killing people using psycho-kinetic powers. Yes, you read that correctly. And the tire’s name is...More>>

A change of scenery always is a good idea following such personal tragedy as a miscarriage. Except, of course, if the new abode is haunted and out in the middle of nowhere. That’s the premise presented to thirtysomething couple Nate (Gale Harold) and Emily Weaver (Leisha Hailey from “The L...More>>

It’s 90 minutes of schlock, crap-tastic dialogue and minimal clothing. That’s what you’re here for, isn’t it?More>>

Not to get all Mr. Skin about it, but the main selling point of the movie is the gratuitous full-frontal nude scene by horror maven Tiffany Shepis about a half-hour in. I mean, she’s no Faye Dunaway, but what do you really want from a movie called 'Bonnie & Clyde vs. Dracula'? (Street Date...More>>

'Almost Invisible' has the requisite eye candy, catchy title, box art, passable soundtrack and street-cred micro-indie budget, for those who are into that kind of thing and have little use for plot or character. (Street Date 4/19/11)More>>

What makes “The Walking Dead” series special is just that: It’s a series. About zombies. With every episode feeling and looking like a complete film.More>>

'Prowl' is Lionsgate’s first proprietary effort in its nascent “After Dark Originals” series that incorporates the typical formula for horror success: Placing attractive teens in dangerous situations of their own doing. (Street Date 3/29/11)More>>

In 1980, Italian director Ciro Ippolito (billed here as Sam Cromwell) made 'Alien 2: On Earth,' with a title that not-so-subtly positions itself as a sequel to Ridley Scott’s 1979 sci-fi classic. Talk about a bait-and-switch. (Street Date 3/22/11)More>>

A healthy mix of old and new horror favorites shared the honors at the second annual Reaper Awards Oct. 12, with the top prize going to a documentary tribute to a legendary franchise.More>>

<i>Home Media Magazine</i> and the horror site DreadCentral.com have again partnered to present the second annual Reaper Awards – honoring horror on home video.More>>