For the third year straight year a horror movie has made the festival rounds and has received rave reviews from self-proclaimed non-horror fans. In 2014 it was The Babadook. In 2015 it was It Follows. In 2016 we have The Witch. I consider myself lucky in that I was able to avoid trailers for any […]
This is a pretty much shot-for-shot remake of Cabin Fever (originally released in the not-so-distant past of 2002). There has been a lot of negative discussion about the fact that this remake even exists, but I had two things in my favor going into this: 1. I’m not a particularly big fan of the original […]
The Russian Sleep Experiment is a short-story rehash of an old favourite in a way that the recent movie ‘Cabin in the Woods’ is a rehash of 1981’s The Evil Dead. A lot is added, and something difficult to describe is taken away. In total we receive a fresh look at what was once a […]
Pathogen:Outbreak is the second novel in the Pathogen series by author Kai Kiriyama. We reviewed the first book Pathogen: Patient Zero here There’s no real way to discuss this book without spoiling the ending of the first one. You have been warned. Pathogen:Outbreak picks up a short time after the first book and the focus […]
Last time I interviewed you, Girls and Monsters had just come out. What have you been up to since then? It’s been CRAZY. After my first publishing experience with a small press (beside participating to an anthology, obv.), I decided to do things my own way and self-pub my novel HUNTER’S TRAP. Quite the […]
As I’ve mentioned many times in the past, I got into horror pretty late in my life. I remember watching some horror in my early teens, but it didn’t really hook me until my mid-to-late-twenties. Maybe that is the reason the trend of remaking treasured horror movies doesn’t really bother me. Even if I really […]
As some of you may know, I normally despise zombie fiction. Everything that has or can be said in that sub-genre of horror has been done…and please forgive the pun…to death. When I first spoke to Kai about reviewing the Pathogen books I was hesitant at first, but the brief synopsis she gave me about […]
Shitbreed.
Finally! Zombies to hold us over until more zombies arrive! I mean, I guess you could always watch Night of the Living Dead during the summer or something, but that probably doesn’t happen in most households. It’s okay. We can still be friends. As long as you don’t love Survival of the Dead. Then […]
This is a found footage movie, and the set-up is simple: Aaron answers an ad placed by Josef, a man who is dying of cancer. As a father-to-be, he wants someone to record a day in his life, so his son will be able to see the kind of man his father really was. Josef […]